#Religion
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Muslims Need to ‘Convert’ to Islam, not Hindus، ہندووں کو نہیں مسلمانوں کو اسلام کی ضرورت
WORD FOR PEACE گزشتہ کچھ برسوں سے سنگھ پریوارکی جانب سے ایک منظم سازش چل رہی ہےکہ ہندووں کو مسلمانوں…
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Religion for Peace
Sikhs, Hindus in Punjab village contribute to build mosque for Muslim families
Ludhiana: In a village in Punjab’s Moga district, Hindus and Sikhs came together to build a mosque for four Muslim…
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Spirituality for Peace
Religious Pluralism Is God’s Will
WordForPeace.com Special Rabbi Allen S. Maller Religious Pluralism as the will of God Individuals, organizations and movements who are fully…
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Religion for Peace
Going Beyond Exclusivity in Religion
By Jamal Rahman Probably one of the biggest problems in religion is the problem of exclusivity—the notion of one group…
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Spirituality for Peace
Religious Pluralism, Harmony and Spiritual Evolution
Word For Peace By Rohail In contexts characterised by conflict between different social groups, different approaches have been adopted for…
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Religion for Peace
The Ball in the Box: Some Insights For Interfaith Relations
By Mesha Oh Word For Peace Imagine the following scenario: There is a wooden box with a little ball in it that…
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Religion for Peace
Interfaith Lessons From A WhatsApp Argument
By Mesha Oh, WordForPeace.com Recently, I had a sort of argument with a friend of mine while chatting on WhatsApp.…
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Religion for Peace
Asking Some Really Important Existential Questions
By Robin, WordForPeace.com One of the many features that distinguish human beings from other creatures is that human beings ask questions.…
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Nation for Peace
Interfaith understanding of India’s “great soul”, Mahatma Gandhi: By Ghulam Rasool Dehlvi
The “great soul” of India, Mahatma Gandhi beautifully combined religion as mystical path with peace, pluralism and conflict resolution. His…
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Religion for Peace
Why Maulana Azad focused on wahdat-e-deen (unity of religion)?
WordForPeace.com Special Maulana Azad’s pluralistic inclinations stemmed from a broader notion of Islamic mysticism well-imbedded in the established Sufi Islamic…
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