All my life, I walked as a servant of Allah, carrying the words revealed to me in fire and light. The Qur’an flowed through me like a river, yet it burned with a weight that pressed upon my chest until I could scarcely breathe. I was the Messenger, yes, but I was also a man — one who felt fear, doubt, hunger, and grief.On earth, I hid my trembling. Before my … [Read more...] about Muhammad’s Tearful Dialogue with Allah in the Spirit World
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Jesus and Muhammad on Love, Mercy, and God’s Kingdom
The desert night is wide and endless, lit only by the stars and the faint curve of a crescent moon. Across centuries, across lands and languages, two figures walk toward one another: Jesus of Nazareth and Muhammad of Arabia.They were born into different worlds — one under Roman rule, the other amidst the tribal rivalries of the Arabian Peninsula. Yet both carried … [Read more...] about Jesus and Muhammad on Love, Mercy, and God’s Kingdom
American & Muslim Comedians on Faith and Peace
Trevor Noah:You know, when people talk about world peace, they often imagine politicians shaking hands, signing treaties, maybe a dove or two flying across the sky. But I’ve always thought — what if instead of politicians, we sent comedians? Imagine the UN General Assembly, but instead of speeches, you get a tight five from Chris Rock, a story from Mo Amer, and a … [Read more...] about American & Muslim Comedians on Faith and Peace
Islam in America: 5 Comedy Conversations on Real Challenges
Jim Gaffigan: (Spotlight comes up, Hasan walks to center stage with a smile)"Good evening, everybody! Welcome to a very special night where we’re going to tackle the big questions — faith, freedom, and why my mom still thinks American milk is 'too watery to be real.' Tonight, we’ve got a dream team of comedians — half from America, half from the Muslim … [Read more...] about Islam in America: 5 Comedy Conversations on Real Challenges
How Strict Islamic Beliefs Fit or Clash with U.S. Freedoms
Some of the world’s legal systems are shaped heavily by religion, while others, like that of the United States, are entirely secular. For someone living under a strict interpretation of Islam — where faith is not just personal belief but also a framework for public law and moral order — moving to the U.S. can reveal deep differences in freedoms, obligations, and … [Read more...] about How Strict Islamic Beliefs Fit or Clash with U.S. Freedoms
Laughing Across the Divide: Jewish and Muslim Comedians Unite
Trevor Noah: [Trevor steps onto a warmly lit stage, smiling as the audience settles.]Hello, beautiful people. Look at this crowd—Jews, Muslims, and probably a few Presbyterians who just came for the bagels. Welcome to Laughing Across the Divide—where Muslim Jewish unity isn’t just an idea… it’s a punchline.Now, I know, when people hear “Muslims and Jews … [Read more...] about Laughing Across the Divide: Jewish and Muslim Comedians Unite
Not Without My Daughter: Betty Mahmoody’s Global Wake-Up Call
Betty Mahmoody: When I boarded that plane to Iran with my husband and daughter, I believed I was traveling into family, tradition, and love. What I stepped into instead was a trap—one sealed by culture, law, silence, and fear.What began as trust turned into captivity. I was stripped of my rights, isolated from my country, and told that wanting to leave … [Read more...] about Not Without My Daughter: Betty Mahmoody’s Global Wake-Up Call
Jewish Muslim Peace Talk Led by Rev. Moon on Shared Faith
Reverend Moon:I have walked this Earth with one mission: to unite God's children.I have embraced Jews, Muslims, Christians, Hindus, and people of every faith—not to erase their differences, but to awaken them to one eternal truth: we all come from the same Heavenly Parent.Today, the eyes of the world are upon Israel and Iran. Two ancient civilizations. Two great … [Read more...] about Jewish Muslim Peace Talk Led by Rev. Moon on Shared Faith