A Muslim’s Christmas
Christmas evokes kindness, empathy, and goodness toward fellow beings; it’s a euphoric feeling of renewal that Jesus taught to the […]
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Happy Hanukkah
The Festival of Hanukkah is a Jewish celebration, and it is about celebrating the recovery and re-dedication of the Jewish
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Muhammad the Peacemaker
My life mission is to open people’s hearts and minds towards each other. I believe the descriptions of paradise or
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A meaningful thanksgiving
What can you do to make this Thanksgiving a meaningful holiday? Do you recall a situation when you gave a
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Imam Yasir Qadhi’s disgusting words against Jews
A few years ago, I came across one of the disgusting speeches of Imam Yasir Qadhi, and I let go
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Book Release : Philanthropy Misunderstood
BOOK RELEASE: PHILANTHROPY MISUNDERSTOOD The book will be released on Saturday, October 19th, at 5 PM in a reception at
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Festivals of the world – September 2019
FESTIVALS OF THE WORLD IN SEP’2019 https://www.facebook.com/MikeGhouse/videos/541078446662123/?t=9 We have been sharing this information since 1993, this month there are no
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Why do two people fall in love?
Why do two people fall in love? Why do you click with some and not with others? What brings two
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Ramadan for Non-Muslims – Eid Mubarak
Whether you are an Atheist, Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Native American, Pagan, Shinto, Sikh, Wicca, and Zoroastrian or
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Jewish Muslim conversation
There is a lot of conversation that goes on in different forums. I saw the following picture in Whatsapp by