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Should I Marry the Non-Jew I Love?

Q: Dear Rebbetzin, In the coming year I will marry a man whom I love, and who treats me with […]

We all have a choice to believe that there is someone called God who created us intentionally or there is

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 17, 2016

The Rehat Maryada is unequivocal in its guidance: the Anand Karaj is strictly a ceremony for a Sikh couple. British

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 17, 2016

Armed police surrounded a Sikh temple after scores of men, some carrying swords, stormed the building reportedly in an attempt

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 17, 2016

MCCBCHST says it has not agreed to Putrajaya’s proposed amendments to the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976, that

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 17, 2016

Young statisticians in love. Can you imagine their wedding? If you do, please don’t imagine anything stuffy or stilted. Because

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 17, 2016

What do Torah, Bible and Quran preach about co-existence? If they do, do the Synagogues, Churches and Mosques highlight those

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 11, 2016

Participants in the Kids4Peace summer day camp look at the Torah at Herzu Ner-Tamid Synagogue on Mercer Island. (Photo by

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 10, 2016

RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY MAY BE CHANGING BELIEFS IN AMERICA. Diversity has long been listed on the table of assets that have

Dr. Mike Ghouse / September 10, 2016

The 53rd annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America held at the Rosemont Convention Center in Rosemont included