**SEPARATING RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES from NATIONALITY**
Great story to read! It gives me a lot of hope to know that the Indian kids born in America […]
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interfaith speaker
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Muslims and Jews: the Pope in Najaf and Ur, the basis for an Iraq of peace and pluralism
Saad Salloum notes that al-Sistani’s Islam is “different from that in Qom” and is “open to other religions”. In his
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**Gender Pluralism is gaining momentum*
“Yoshiro Mori has resigned as the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee president following sexist comments implying women talk too much.” We
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America Needs to Break the Back of its Fascist Movement Now — Or Else
This is one point of view, and I am thinking another. Forgiveness and compromise is not weakness, it is strength.
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CHRISTMAS, KWANZA AND HANUKKA IS FOR ALL
You may like this video- it has a taste of a festivity from Atheists to Zoroastrians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vAwvoqz01I&feature=emb_logoIf you think about
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Pluralism in Pakistan
BEST NEWS FROM PAKISTAN Congratulations to Rehan Allahwala for establishing the Insan Party. Imagine a company – when its members
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Maryam Petronin to French President Macron
Mr. Macron Peace be upon those who followed the guidance and, as for what follows… I received that you are
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My 9/11 Story
Over 3.5 Million have read this article since it was initially published. On that tragic Tuesday morning of September 11,
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Should Muslims sacrifice animals on Eid-al-Adha?
Should Muslims sacrifice cattle on Eid-al-Adha? by Dr. Mike Ghouse, Washington, DC On Friday, July 31, 2020, over a billion
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Black Neighborhood is my neighborhood
Over the decades, I have lived amongst many different communities, in different parts of the world, with at least fifty