Learn more about another community reaching out across lines of faith to build interfaith connections: The “Daughters of Abraham” group met for the first time in Denton, TX. According to one of the organizers, they founded this chapter of “Daughters of Abraham” in their city because they liked the idea of “a community of women working together to share their ideas and their faith… We want to be able to spread that and make that open to our community because we need a tolerance.”
Mosque Hosts Islam Open House
It is great to see interfaith outreach like this across the country: A mosque in Athens, GA opens its doors to the local community to build friendships and break down stereotypes. At Cordoba House, we believe interfaith outreach is the cornerstone of peace-building. We are committed to bringing people together across lines of faith and we are proud to be part of this growing interfaith movement.
Our Common Religious/Spiritual Calling
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 Imam Feisal spoke on “Our Common Religious/Spiritual Calling” in conversation with Rabbi Rain Zohav and Rev. Julia Jarvis. The event was hosted by the Interfaith Family Project of Greater Washington (IFFP).
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Finding What Unites Us
This Muslim nonprofit is Arizona is leading members of different faith communities to discover the values and ideas that unite them. The group and affiliate organizations take part in various charitable works, including providing aid to refugees, emphasizing that the desire to help others is one of the cornerstone values that brings them together across lines of faith.
Muslims in America
Check out this great piece on the Huffington Post: Muslims in America are just as American as everyone else, and we share the same hopes and fears! At Cordoba House, we believe that not only is there no conflict between Muslim values and American values, these values reinforce and strengthen each other.
