In a new video, the world's top religious leaders have come together to issue a simple, yet very important interfaith call to action: make friends with people of other faiths! Getting to know members of other religions is one of the best ways individual people have for building peace and growing understanding. As the Dalai Lama says: "Personal contact, personal friendship, then we can exchange a deeper level of experience." READ MORE AND WATCH THE VIDEO (Huffington Post) ...
A Rabbi, Reverend, and Imam Have an Interfaith Plan for Middle America
A rabbi, a reverend, and an imam have a plan to bring interfaith cooperation and education to middle America. Called the Tri-Faith Initiative, the project, launched in 2006 and funded through donations, will involve the construction of three houses of worship side by side in Omaha, Nebraska. Currently, a new synagogue and mosque are already built, and construction crews are readying to build a new church. According to Rabbi Aryeh Azriel, the former senior rabbi at Omaha's Temple Israel, whose ...
Good Samaritan Returns Wallet, Citing Muslim Values
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Living the Spirit of Ramadan: 500 Muslims Volunteer in Los Angeles
Over 500 Los Angeles-area Muslims gathered on LA's notorious Skid Row to distribute clothes, hygiene essentials, food, water, and other necessities to the homeless. Volunteers also offered health screenings. As one of the event organizers notes, volunteering and giving back are essential Muslim values, particularly during Ramadan, saying: "As a Muslim, it's important that we treat mankind correctly, the way that we are guided in the Koran... The Koran is the holy book of Islam, and in this book, ...
