Good Hindus Speaking up
Letters to the Editor: Hindus against hateAs representatives of diverse Hindu traditions with deep histories, we are dismayed to see […]
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Laylat al Qadr – The night of the Power
Laylat al Qadr is also known as Shab-e-Qadr and is considered one of the most valuable nights of Ramadan. It
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The Road Not Taken By The Media
Mike Ghouse http://interjunction.org/article/the-road-not-taken/ Could the Iraq war have been prevented had the American media asked the right questions? How do
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Hinduism In 100 Words
Religion is a system that guides one to live in balance with the self and what surrounds one—the universe. This
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All Religions Are Beautiful
I teach and do workshops on Pluralism – respecting the otherness of the other in religion, politics, culture, and the
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A Tribute To Bilqees Edhi
Bilqees passed away this month; she is one of the individuals I admire and want to write a tribute to
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Indian American’s Interfaith Marriages Imitative Honored With Award
by Huma Nisar Interfaith Marriages, a Washington-based wedding officiant service, led by a prominent Indian American Muslim Mike Ghouse, has been
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Ghouse Honored By Religion Communication Council
Ghouse was honored by RCC 13 years ago on April 16, 2009 RELIGION COMMUNICATORS COUNCIL HONORS THREE DALLASITES. Mike Ghouse
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Armed Anti-Muslim Protests: An Opportunity For Dialogue?
Many US Muslims are wary as armed anti-radical Islam protests were planned at over a dozen US mosques. Other Muslims
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Where have all the seers gone?
The following poem was written by Raju Rajgopal, Director of Hindus for Human Rights. He wrote this poem describing his anguish