After the shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh, the response of the U.S. interfaith community has stressed unity and solidarity across lines of faith. Read more about interfaith work in the wake of this horrific attack at the link below.
Faith Leaders in New York: “We Are One Family”
Following the shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh on October 27, members of the interfaith community have come together in solidarity with our Jewish friends, including faith leaders in New York City, who stressed that we are “all one family.”
Muslim Groups Raise Funds for Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack
Following the shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh, PA, Muslim groups took action to support their Jewish friends, raising thousands of dollars in aid for the victims and their families. The Muslim groups noted, “No amount of money will bring back their loved ones, but we do hope to lessen their burden in some way.”
Anything but One Culture
The British Museum houses a vast collection of Islamic art and artifacts and a new Islamic art gallery opening at the museum—Albukhary Foundation Gallery—offers a fresh look at the institution’s astonishing Islamic collection and celebrates the diversity of cultures behind it.
An Encouraging Time to be an American Muslim
We may be living during a time of heightened bigotry and intolerance, but some also see this as an especially encouraging time to be Muslim in America, as it is a time also of heightened engagement, energy, and drive to make things better.
