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We are going to tell you the names of 5 countries that do not accept Valentine's Day culture at all. In such a case, it will be better if you do not book tickets to these places to celebrate this day.
Let's talk about Malaysia first. In the year 2005, it was decided in this country that Valentine's Day will not be celebrated there. A fatwa was also issued for this. This day is considered as the day of moral degradation and waste of the young generation. Although people still celebrate it in secret, if they are seen doing something in public, they can be arrested.
Until 2012, Valentine's Day was also celebrated in Uzbekistan. Later, the Islamic country's Ministry of Education and the department overseeing the promotion of moral values decided to ban it. It is not illegal but on this day people are encouraged to celebrate the birthday of Babur, the hero of Uzbekistan.
Iran also officially banned Valentine's Day in 2010. Here too, the government said it was a celebration of moral decadence, which promotes Western civilization. Valentine's Day related gifts or any other items are not available here.
The same is true in neighboring Pakistan. Even there this day is considered against Islamic values. In the year 2018, a petition was also filed here, calling Valentine's Day against Islamic education. The court also banned it, although the people there protested this decision.
Valentine's Day is also not promoted in Saudi Arabia. This day has not been celebrated here for years. Earlier there were no gifts and items associated with it, but there has been some relaxation over the last few years. Now gifts are also received here and people are seen celebrating this day.
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