UK Channel 4 seems to think so, you be the judge.
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BTW, her view of the holiday is not universally accepted:
Is it religiously acceptable for Muslims to wish their Christian colleagues or acquaintances a Merry Christmas? In Kuwait, it depends on who you ask.BTW, an interesting side note in the above article:Days before the holiday that is not officially celebrated in this small oil-rich state, fundamentalists like Mohammed al-Kandari began urging fellow Muslims not to extend the greeting to Christians they know.
Al-Kandari, who heads the Society of Sharia, or Islamic law, told Al-Watan daily the celebration contradicted with Islam because Christians believe Jesus was the son of God.
There are few hundred Kuwaiti Christians among the country's 1 million citizens. However, many of the 2 million foreign workers who live here are ChristianI think it's amazing that their foreign workers out number the citizens. If they got together, they might be able to overthrow the government.
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