World Muslim Congress’ Unity Ceremony Set to Counter Mulberry Quran Burnings
SUZIE SCHOTTELKOTTE THE LEDGER MULBERRY | It’s not the sprawling Unity Church of Dallas, but Mike Ghouse said Monday he’s […]
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Congressional Briefing on Indian Judiciary by Mike Ghouse
In a Congressional Briefing organized by the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC) alongside a coalition of 18 organizations, Dr. Mike
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Mike Mohamed Ghouse: A Pluralist, and an Outstanding Interfaith and Peace Activist
Courtesy https://medium.com/worldmuslimpedia/ Article Link : https://bit.ly/3FL26wi Cohesive mankind, cohesive Ummah and cohesive America are what Mike Ghouse stands for. Irrespective
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Is Islam A Pluralistic inclusive Faith?
Islam remains a myth to many people, including Muslims. Its essence, purpose, and its role vis-à-vis humanity are seldom understood
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Zoom-Shaping America’s Future
Saturday, October 24, 2020 – 2L00 PM – 3:30 PM EST by MCC SeniorsAS MUSLIMS HOW DO WE BUILD A
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Before you judge Jews and Muslims
When we hate someone intensely, it is our loss; we lose our tranquility. It will make us believe everything we
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Muharram – a catalyst for change
Of all the commemorations, Muharram could become significant in this millennium. It was a battle between good and evil fought
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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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Turkey: Hagia Sophia should not be converted to a Mosque
Appeal to Turkey’s President Erdogan about Hagia Sophia President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is considering converting the Hagia Sophia to a
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My Father was an Amin
1952 MANDYA, KARNATAKA, INDIA — The Chief Minister of Karnataka (then Mysore state) Sri. Kengal Hanumanthiah called on a Mayor’s