So far, the United States has done a rather good job at including Muslims into society, and at differentiating the vast majority of followers of Muhammad from the lunatic fringe who sow chaos and tragedy....
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30 days of prayer , beginning the Islamic beliefs. It is a month during which it is common to see people fasting, praying, and working to improve their community. The prayers that surround Ramadan...
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Ramadan is meant for prayer and reflection on religious teaching. Every year, Muslims all over the world celebrate 30 days of fasting and prayer. They call this period Ramadan. This year, Ramadan...
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The mosque was a Sufi one About when terrorists targeted a Sufi mosque in the northern Sinai region of Egypt. 128 individuals were wounded, making this event as one of the deadliest in the country's...
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Elisa Meyer
The tribespeople have observed that the Indonesian Government pays more attention to its Muslim citizens. A number of when it comes to their interactions with the government. The tribespeople have...
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Muslims observe Laylat al-Miraj today. Isra and Mi'raj (also known as Lailat al Miraj, Laylat al-Miraj, or Al Isra'wal Miraj) is an around 621 A.D. in one night. The nighttime voyage has two parts,...
Read more →Couple files lawsuit against Georgia for right to give child the last name "Allah." The child will soon be turning two years of age, but still has no birth certificate because the government authorities...
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There is a prevailing false perception amongst the Muslims surveyed that Sharia needs to be imposed upon all citizens regardless of their faith in the form of an Islamic government. Pew Research Center...
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Islam's Laylat Al-Qadr traditions Laylat Al-Qadr is often known as the Night of Power as it is considered as the most precious night in Islamic faith. The Ramadan is the holy month and Muslims all over...
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Photographers take portraits to share the stories of gay muslims. Lia Darjes is neither gay nor Muslim. She had to persuade many gay Muslims in order to earn their trust, to learn about their personal...
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A Bahá’í perspective on reckoning with racism By Randolph Dobbs
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Religious News From Around the Web July 6, 2020
You Don’t Have to be a Supreme Court Justice to See a Thumb on the Scales By Charles Franklin
