Which countries do not celebrate Christmas – News

Saudi Arabia

While practicing the Muslim religion, it is forbidden to celebrate this occasion. They even attack those who try.

The few Christian inhabitants living in the country They should celebrate in private, without making a public demonstration or showing any obvious sign of celebration.

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To control, there is a religious police which is responsible for enforcing these orders. In 2012, they arrested a group of 35 Christians, accused of praying on Christmas.

Algeria

The vast majority of the 43 million people who live here profess Islam. For that, these dates have no meaning for them. December 24 and 25 are regular days.

Islamic Republic of Iran

Some private Christmas parties are held here, but it is not a holiday for this Middle Eastern country.

China

Only the beginning of the Eastern New Year is celebrated, which begins a few weeks after December 31, and they receive it with great celebrations.

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North Korea

Although some Christmas decorations are seen in some exclusive areas of Pyongyang, celebration is not allowed.

Instead, on the same date, celebrate the birthday of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un’s grandmother, who was the wife of Kim IL-Sung, the founder of this country.

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Brunei

The inhabitants of this small country are predominantly Muslim. Those who profess other religions can celebrate, but in private.

Somalia

The government has expressly prohibited any celebration on these dates.. The country has less than 15 million inhabitants and they follow the rules of Islamism.

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Thailand

The Christmas holidays here go unnoticed. However, being an important tourist destination, Allusive decorations and parties are permitted in international hotels.

Tajikistan

He was among the last to curtail Christmas celebrations. The costumes of Santa Claus and the exchange of gifts are prohibited. The country is 98% Muslim.