Muslims and Jews: the Pope in Najaf and Ur, the basis for an Iraq of peace and pluralism
Saad Salloum notes that al-Sistani’s Islam is “different from that in Qom” and is “open to other religions”. In his […]
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Saad Salloum notes that al-Sistani’s Islam is “different from that in Qom” and is “open to other religions”. In his […]