The Gaza March
Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 11:50 PM Unless the majority of Jews and Muslims speak up, the evil men continue to do what works for their best interests. To be evil… Read more »
Author Archives: mikeghouse
Quraan and co-existence
Quraan and co-existence If Prophet Muhammad were alive today, he would preach with the Quran. [10:99] Had your Lord willed, all the people on earth would have believed. Do you… Read more »
A tribute to Jesus
A tribute to Jesus on this Christmas;What does it mean to be religious?.Mike Ghouse This column is dedicated to Rev. Petra Weldes of the Center for Spiritual Living in Dallas…. Read more »
An appeal to Indonesian Muslims
An appeal to Indonesian MuslimsMike Ghouse Friday, December 18, 2009 will be noted as a sad day in the history of Indonesia. On this day, a group of people on… Read more »
Mike Ghouse on National Public Radio
Mike Ghouse on National Public RadioMonday, December 21, 2009 The National Public Radio invited Rev. Angie Buchanan, a trustee of the Parliament of the World’s religions and Mike Ghouse as… Read more »
Copenhagen is about Climate Justice
Climate Justice assures every one in the long haul that one can continue living and breathing regardless of being rich or poor. Protecting the environment is the right thing to… Read more »
Mike Ghouse to Speak at Parliament of Worlds Religions
DALLAS – (November 28, 2009) – Mike Ghouse, board member of The Memnosyne Foundation, has been invited to speak at the Council for a Parliament of the World Religions in… Read more »
Eid-al-Adha – What is a sacrifice
WARNING: If you do not believe in Ijtihad, please do not read the following. If you are binary Muslim who sees everything in terms of Halaal/Haraam, the following notes are… Read more »
Quraan on Terrorism
In the name of GOD, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful The following was compiled by Henry Najaf Pir, right after 9/11 – and since it quotes verses from Quraan… Read more »
Muslim countries seek blasphemy ban
A good debate is warranted on the issue. I am inclined to support the freedom of speech, hoping civility would ultimately prevail. Rules should be made for the general good… Read more »