1. Saudi Arabia

In Saudi Arabia, a predominantly Islamic country, Christmas is not officially celebrated. Islam is the dominant religion, and religious practices follow the Islamic calendar. While there may be expatriate communities that celebrate Christmas privately, it is not a public or national holiday.

2. Afghanistan

Similar to Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, with its majority Muslim population, does not observe Christmas as a national holiday. The cultural and religious landscape is primarily influenced by Islam, and Christmas is not part of the traditional calendar.

Number 3 and 6 will shock you

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The same way we don't celebrate Ramadan in South Africa.

Even though Muslims can still celebrate it in their own personal spaces.

I don't want to be shocked LA click LA bend.

I'm not surprised.

The best time of every year is Christmas time. During that period u begin 2c positive changes all over the world. Watch Christmas movies like The Preacher's wife, Home Alone, etc and you'll knw that Christmas is sweet and that's why any country that refuses to celebrate it is missing alot.