Tag Archive for ‘Interfaith’
BBC: Morocco defends expulsion of Christian workers
Morocco says it will take a tough line on proselytism – seeking converts from another religion – two days after it expelled 20 Christian workers. Communications Minister Khalid Naciri warned that the government would be “severe with all those who play with religious values”.
Daily Telegraph: Harriet Harman and David Cameron asked to face Christian voters in special election hustings
Leading politicians including Harriet Harman and David Cameron are being asked to face Christian voters and justify their stances on moral issues at special election meetings chaired by an outspoken bishop.
Are God and Islam provable? Reflections on Sura al-Rum
When you reflect and ponder, Allah and his deen is what you find.
Muslims Going Green: Recap and Notes from the “2009 Fighting Poverty with Faith: Good Jobs, Green Jobs Conference”
In this article I will cover:
1. The Fighting Poverty With Faith Conference
2. An Appeal to Muslim Scholars
3. A Draft Wikipedia Page for: “Muslims and the Environment”
4. Resources To Help Your Masjid Go Green.
5. Other Websites and Resources
Misconceptions by Non-Muslims – Nouman Ali Khan
A talk discussing the attack on Islam from the People of the Book and agnostics.
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Islamic Jerusalem: “We Will Drive the Jews into the Sea” – 3 of 3
The following is the final instalment of a three-part series of posts on the subject of “Islamic Jerusalem”, written by our latest associate author, Dr J. Hashmi.
Islamic Jerusalem: “We Will Drive the Jews into the Sea” – 2 of 3
The following is the second installment of a three-part series of posts on the subject of “Islamic Jerusalem”, written by our latest associate author, Dr J. Hashmi.
Islamic Jerusalem: “We Will Drive the Jews into the Sea” – 1 of 3
The following is the first instalment of a three-part series of posts on the subject of “Islamic Jerusalem”, written by our latest associate author, Dr J. Hashmi.
My Passion for Jesus Christ
This is a guest-post submitted by Brent Graham, a native of Down Under (Australia):
When I first started to read an English translation of the Qur’an (also known as Koran) that was available in my Secondary College’s Library, Christianity was my professed religion. I can still remember today how fascinated I was with what was being [...]
Why Don’t You Dress Like Us? -Ruth Nasrullah
On the Houston Chronicle’s Talking Tolerance blog I read this post, in which the author’s friend makes a comment along the lines of what I heard at last November’s elections. The question is, “Why don’t they just dress like us?” “They” refers to Muslim women wearing hijab.
It’s a question that reeks of ignorance, frankly, but [...]


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