India’s 75th Independence Day Celebrations
PN: We are Indians, and are coming together to celebrate the 75th Independence day. We have posted it on this site as a reference. It is a non-political event 7… Read more »
Category Archives: Center for Pluralism
Hindu-Muslim Marriage and Application of Pluralism
For a long time, Muslim men married women of the book–Jews, Christians, and Muslims (Abrahamic), while Muslim women rarely married outside Islam. Likewise, Hindus married only within their faith or… Read more »
Sikhism: Happy Gurgaddi Diwas
The article is a compilation from different sources On May 23, Guru Hargobind Singh established the Akal Takht, which represents the highest seat of earthly authority of the Khalsa (the collective body… Read more »
Confident Religious Leaders
A genuine Religious person will talk about other faiths in the same tone and words as the believer of that faith, which means they have to learn about other religions… Read more »
All Religions Are Beautiful
I teach and do workshops on Pluralism – respecting the otherness of the other in religion, politics, culture, and the workplace. In our next program, we will invite June and… Read more »
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 here; here is the short version. She ran a center… Read more »
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 recognized as a winner of the 2022 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice… Read more »
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 accepts the recognition with humility.Mike’s 5 Minutes Speech at the… Read more »
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 see such protests as a rare opportunity to engage with… Read more »
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 at the Ram Navami violence, and the near-total silence of Hindu… Read more »