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Author: Dharma Deen

A long running interfaith blog promoting communal harmony among Hindus, Muslims, and other faith-based communities in the South Asian diaspora.

Hindu Muslim Unity: Kerala temples built by Muslim

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Where people practice both Hinduism and Islam

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Kashmiri Muslims take care of Hindu orphans

“Villagers have helped the family and we will keep doing this. They are like our own children and we will not let them suffer in any way”

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Qurbani or Ishq: Animal Sacrifice in Islam

This Eid we ask: is Qurbani necessary for one to be a devout Muslim?

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Bangalore temple’s Muslim caretaker

“I am a Muslim by birth and have been working in the temple from last three years. I feel good and it gives peace of mind.”

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Pune Masjid and Mandir side by side

Mandir-Masjid in Harmony

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Hindu Muslim Unity: TEDx talk on historical communal harmony

This talk presents how Hindus and Muslims lived here in amity and how they fought together for freedom of the country from British colonial powers.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Mosque and Mandir share wall

“Here, Muslims attend Mata ki chowki and Hindus prepare sharbat for Iftar”

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindu Pakistani reflects on observing Ramzan and Eid

Every Ramzan, many Hindus living in Pakistan fast.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindu couple names newborn after Muslim rescuer

Hindu couple names newborn daughter after Muslim graduate after being rescued from floods

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Vishnu temple serves iftaar during Ramzan

“At a time when communal forces have been misusing even temple premises to implement their agenda, it is our duty to organize such events,”

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindus host iftar for fasting Muslims

The fact the ISKCON hosted the Iftar right inside their temple complex “meant they did everything from the bottom of their heart and they view Muslims as their brothers,” Sheikh said.

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