2 Sikh Girls Allegedly Converted In J&K; SAD Protests, Demands Interfaith Marriage Law
The double case of forceful conversion has led to an uproar within the Sikh community which has been demanding a […]
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US pastor arrested before he could burn Quran copies
courtesy Steve Blow of https://www.dawn.com/ – Link : https://www.dawn.com/news/1042364/us-pastor-arrested-before-he-could-burn-quran-copies MULBERRY: Law enforcement officers arrested a Florida pastor Wednesday as he drove to a
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Indian Muslims: Exemplary Citizens
INDIANS ARE PROUD OF INDIAN MUSLIMS The good news is from India. Nearly 450 Million Dalits* (200), Muslims (200). Christians
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Woman’s Conversion to Islam Is Irrelevant In Ensuring Safety of Interfaith Couples: Allahabad HC
The following article is courtesy of the https://theswaddle.com/ By Rohitha Naraharisetty The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday ordered that interfaith couples whose life and
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The 11 biggest myths about Israel-Palestine
By Max Fisher Once you see the truth about a few widely held misconceptions, the conflict starts to make a
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Not Much Of An Eid Celebration This Year
Celebrations do not carry the same zing of cheerfulness and festivities of days gone past By Tariq A. Al Maeena
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American Political Polarization
Address before the Jewish-Islamic Dialogue Society of Washington Daniel Spiro, May 2, 2021 “Do what I say, not what I
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Do You Have Someone To Thank?
Covid is wreaking havoc and has taken 3.5 Million lives in one year, and I don’t know how many more
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Invitation To Write For Pluralism Gazette
I am pleased to invite you to consider writing for “Pluralism Gazette.” Pluralism is respecting the otherness of the other
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Meet the First African-Pakistani Lawmaker
Tanzeela Qambrani’s election has deep ramifications for the Sheedi minority and Pakistani society. By Jeremy Luedi This article was first Published