Category: Muslims Together

Where Hope Takes Root: Democracy and Pluralism in an Independent World (Hardcover)by Aga Khan (Author) BOOK REVIEW 2008, May: Douglas & McIntyre – Where Hope Takes Root:Democracy and Pluralism in… Read more »

List of all articles on this blog -http://WorldMuslimCongress.blogspot.com July 2010 Burqa – Panipat to Paris Sharia Law: Not in America Mosque – U.S. should stand on moral high ground Bikini… Read more »

The following two pieces are on the same subject. Praise the Lord, good things are happening. I welcome these steps. Previous articles on the subject: 1. http://wisdomofreligion.blogspot.com/2008/05/saudi-arabia-interfaith-dialogue.html2. http://worldmuslimcongress.blogspot.com/2008/04/saudi-kings-for-interfaith-dialogue.html Mike Ghouse#… Read more »

World Jewish Congress Welcomes Saudi Arabian King’s Initiative on Inter-Religious Dialogue . The world Muslim Congress welcomes this step. I have been a part of the exploratory dialogue by a… Read more »

Mecca and moderation By David Clingingsmith, Asim Ijaz Khwaja and Michael KremerInternational Herald Tribune Tuesday, May 20, 2008 For many people in the West, Islam is increasingly associated with violence… Read more »

We can debate and argue with people who are open to seeing another point of you in the least, but truth in the most. Just about everything circulating on the… Read more »

A very thoughtful piece by Manzurul Haque is followed by my commentary;Manzurul, you made a profound statement “The idea is that as Muslims we should have no difficulty in developing… Read more »

A very thoughtful piece by Manzurul Haque is followed by my commentary;Manzurul, you made a profound statement “The idea is that as Muslims we should have no difficulty in developing… Read more »

Article by Yogi Sikand follows my commentary;http://worldmuslimcongress.blogspot.com/2008/05/critiquing-islamism-and-maududi.html Yogi, Thanks for posting yet another piece that opens the windows to “exploring” the truth. Finding the truth is one’s own responsibility. I… Read more »

It reminds me of my College Professor Ramachandran and my weaver friend Fakhru Bhai; a Hindu and a Muslim respectively and I used to discuss and understand the wisdom of… Read more »