❤️ #MerryChristmas pic.twitter.com/ioj3YlaPdc
— Mohamed Salah (@MoSalah) December 25, 2025
Mohamed Salah continued his annual Christmas tradition with a post featuring a cute family photo of his two daughters, Makka and Kayan, sitting in front of a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, wearing matching red pajamas. The caption was simple: a red heart emoji 
followed by #MerryChristmas.
This year, however, there's a noticeable difference—Salah himself is absent from the photo, as he's currently in Morocco representing Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025.The post has gone massively viral, garnering over 390,000 likes and more than 51 million views in just a day. Fans have been eagerly awaiting it, with many jokingly calling it one of life's certainties alongside "death and taxes." Humorous replies include memes comparing it to iconic football moments and celebrations of the tradition continuing.As a devout Muslim, Salah's Christmas posts often spark debate. While many praise him for embracing family joy, cultural integration in England, and spreading holiday cheer, some conservative voices criticize it as incompatible with Islamic traditions. This year, the backlash has been noted again in media coverage, though it's met with strong support from others defending his personal choice.Overall, it remains a heartwarming highlight of the holiday season for millions of fans around the world.
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