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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Muslim Speaker
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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
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Racism and Islam
Given the problematic race relations we are facing now, I hesitantly heard the full Sermon of Dr. Imam Yasir Qadhi
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Do Muslim charities get the credit they deserve?
Have Muslims failed in communicating the good work they do to serve fellow humans? Yes and No. They do the
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Defying Corona Precautions
A strong unquestionable faith drives a small segment of people within every religious group. Facts don’t matter to them, and
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Holocaust and Genocides Reflection in 2020
PRESS RELEASE Dr. Mike Ghouse Center for Pluralism Website: www.CenterforPluralism.com Website: www.HolocaustandGenocides.com email: MikeGhouse@gmail.com Office: (202) 290-3560 Cell: (214) 325-1916 Press Release –
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Hindu deities and symbols desecrated, and Muslims condemn it.
Hindu deities and symbols desecrated, and Muslims condemn it. A few hooligans calling themselves Muslims have done the un-Muslim thing
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Standing up for Hindus is the right thing to do.
Standing up for Hindus is the right thing to do. Tuesday, 1/7/2020, Russell Senate Building, Washington DC. The International Religious