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Jain Muslim Marriages: Love, Faith, and Harmony Explained

Jain Muslim Marriages By Mike Ghouse – some of it is compiled from various sources. Jain Muslim Marriages — Overview Does it happens only in America? No, it happens in every pluralistic society where people of different faiths, races, and ethnicities interact—in colleges, workplaces, libraries, restaurants, on planes, buses, or trains. In this article, I […]

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Questions about Polygamy and Interfaith Marriages

Polygamy and Its Cultural Contexts Some religions and cultures still approve polygamy. For instance, what if a boy initially marries a girl and later takes a second wife? Polygamy is not allowed in Western societies, but it is permitted in many Muslim societies. In Hindu culture, the practice is often overlooked rather than formally accepted.

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Progressive Islam: Reviving the Prophet’s Vision in Today’s World

Sura Taha Verse Quran 20:25-28 are verses from Surah Taha where Moses (Musa) prays to God, Moses prayed, “My Lord! Uplift my heart for me, and make my task easy,and remove the impediment from my tongue, so people may understand my speech,1 This prayer seeks inner strength, ease in his mission, and clear communication for conveying God’s

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No Religion Is Superior: A Transformative Journey Toward Pluralism

At a pivotal moment in my life, I identified as an atheist. That phase was not just a rejection—it was a necessary chapter that led me down a road of intellectual honesty and spiritual inquiry. It allowed me to question every religious doctrine and scripture without bias, searching for something that could resonate with my

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Celebrating Unity: June 2025 Interfaith Festivals

Produced by Interfaith Marriages and the Center for Pluralism June 2025 Interfaith Festivals June is a vibrant month for spiritual exploration and cultural celebration. For individuals and couples in interfaith relationships, June 2025 interfaith festivals present rich opportunities to connect with diverse traditions while celebrating shared human values. Produced by Interfaith Marriages and the Center

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Top 10 Inspiring May 2025 Festivals for Interfaith Couples & Spiritual Seekers

Top 10 Inspiring May 2025 Festivals for Interfaith Couples & Spiritual Seekers

Embracing May 2025 Festivals: A Time for Unity and Celebration While April was rich with multi-faith festivities, May 2025 offers a more serene pace—yet still includes meaningful celebrations across various traditions. Whether you’re in an interfaith relationship or simply curious about global cultures, these festivals are perfect for experiencing unity, family, and spiritual joy. Understanding

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One Couple at a Time: A Powerful Vision for Building One Nation

In the United States, where diversity is ever-growing, the notion of “one nation under God” finds renewed meaning in every interfaith, interracial, and interethnic marriage. These unions are far more than love stories—they are the threads that weave our society closer together. Each relationship contributes to a stronger, more united America—one couple at a time.

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Embracing April Festivals: A Guide for Interfaith Couples in 2025

Embracing April Festivals Whether you identify as Atheist, Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, Native American, Pagan, Shinto, Sikh, Wiccan, Zoroastrian, or follow any other tradition, you can find joy in the spirit of each festival. Festivals provide an excellent opportunity to celebrate culture, faith, and community. It is not only a union of

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