Eid Al-Fitr Ramadan Sermons to focus on building a Safe Cohesive America
What is a cohesive America? It is an American where every American does his or her share of work in creating an environment where no one will live in apprehension… Read more »
Category Archives: Interfaith
More Americans Are Marrying People of Other Races Than Ever Before
On June 12, 2017, it will have been 50 years since the U.S. Supreme Court decided that Americans should in fact be allowed to marry a partner of whatever race… Read more »
Interfaith relationships increasingly accepted
Interfaith relationships are becoming more commonplace with each generation. Religion, for some, is not the deal-breaker for relationships that it once used to be. For some people, religion is a… Read more »
Conservatives Welcome Non-Jews – Interfaith Marriages
When Holly first kissed Jeff on a dance floor back in the 1990s, she was a college freshman from Staten Island and he was a frat brother from Long Island…. Read more »
Muslim Women Can Marry Outside The Faith
He created for you mates to find tranquillity in them; and He placed between you affection and mercy ~ 30:21 Last month, CBC reported the news of an interfaith couple,… Read more »
Minister’s son marries in Mass Wedding Ceremony, Malegaon sets social example
Malegaon: Started as a noble cause and an appreciable initiative to bring smile on the faces of poor and marginalized, mass marriages and wedding ceremonies, though a norm across the… Read more »
Melting pot: Delhi’s only synagogue, a study in faith
“The interfaith study centre was set up to find commonalities between religions. At any given time, there are about three to four students at the Centre, both from Delhi and… Read more »
Awards: The American Amin Awards
PROPHET MUHAMMAD’S BIRTH CELEBRATIONS & THE AMERICAN AMIN AWARD January 5, 2017, Washington, DC – The Muslim community has one of the greatest tools to build a cohesive America where no… Read more »
Is the Jewish community ready for a very merry interfaith Chrismukkah?
Over 60% of US Jews who married since 2000 have non-Jewish spouses. Will today’s youth be raised inside, outside, or maybe with one foot in the American Jewish community? A… Read more »
Interfaith relationships on the rise in the U.S.
Nearly 40 percent of Americans who had wed since 2010 report that their spouse belongs to a different religious group. Interfaith relationships are more common in the United States today… Read more »