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Zoroastrian Festivals – Gahambar

Compiled from different sources Gahambars are six seasonal festivals or high feasts when Zoroastrians assemble to eat and share food […]

Note: Compiled from different sources Lailat al Miraj is also called Shab-e-Meraj. Lailat is Arabic and Shab is Persian, Urdu

The Day Hazrat Ali was martyred By Ismail Bey On the morning of the 19th of Ramadan an assassin crept

I wrote this on April 15, 2007, and have written many more articles, but at this time, I am copying

When Holly first kissed Jeff on a dance floor back in the 1990s, she was a college freshman from Staten

Publisher’s note: Lord Mahavir is to Jainism, what Buddha is to Buddhism or Jesus is to Christianity. As a part

When Aida Vazin was 15, she decided her motherâ€™s Bahaâ€™i faith was not right for She spent time studying Islam,

Weekly Pluralism bulletin will eventually include all major religions. CFP – General Bulletin CFP – Muslim Segment CFP – Jewish Segment CFP

As we move forward in perfecting our union, we have to come together more often and on more occasions. The more

On Sunday for the first time ever the readings from Quran will be heard at the Vatican. This move was