Keep your christmas
Just reading a post from Islam in Europe that showed up on The Revival's Aggregator about Christmas becoming multicultural. Quoted from there:
In the Netherlands, the Christian Democratic party (CDA) is upset that municipalities are removing the Christian cross from Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas), in order to make him 'multi-ethnic' and a 'universal figure'.
Here's the thing - I doubt whether many muslims - or people of other faiths - care that christmas has links to christians/christianity.
I doubt any people of other faiths* will be offended if it remains linked christians.
Taking part in Non Islamic Festivals
To what extent are Muslims allowed to take part in non–Islamic festivals such as Christmas, Halloween, Easter etc?
For example, can Muslims give Christmas cards to non-Muslim neighbours, colleagues and friends or attend Christmas dinners if invited by the local church?