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No Christian country, celebrate Eid or make Eid as national holiday including USA. But many "Muslim country" celebrate Christmas. One of them Indonesia, They have 3 Christian holiday as national holiday (easter, Christmas, new year), they also treat Hinduism holiday, Buddhism holiday, Confucian holiday as national holidays. And in every major mall during Christmas have Christmas tree and gospel song. Even if Christian less then 10%, Budhism, Hinduism, Confucian combine less then 5%.

In the 2010 Indonesian census, 87.18% of Indonesians identified themselves as Muslim 6.96% Protestant, 2.91% Catholic, 1.69% Hindu, 0.72% Buddhist, 0.05% Khong Hu Chu, 0.13% other, and 0.38% unstated or not asked. (wikipedia)

I think everybody agrees that "allowing to celebrate" is much less than "adopting it as national holiday".

 

Moreover in Bali island, the Hindus about 60%of the population there, the Indonesian government give them very special respect during Nyepi day (Silence day) that they believe it's not allowed to have fire and (artificial) light. It suppose to be not light, no running engine at all. So during the holiday the Indonesian government allow them to shutdown all airports in that island (including the international airports), shutdown all bus terminals, sea ports, traffic lights (signals), no car in the street, no light even in 5 stars hotel, etc, except minimal light in hospital and minimal police car on the street. This is  for the whole day (24 hours).

 

And one other things, in all regencies and provinces  in Indonesia that the majority of the population there are non muslim the head/leader of that regencies or provinces are non muslim (whatever the majority of religion there). But many regencies that majority of the population are muslims have non muslim leaders (including Christian, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucian).

 

Also the senate and house of representatives in muslim majority region even if the muslim in that region are over 80% but the percentage of muslim representatives much less than that. This also apply for the government position, both local and national. But in the regions that majority are non muslim, the percentage of the representatives and government jobs at least the same or more of the percentage of the repective religion there.