hindu-muslim unity – Page 22 – Dharma Deen Alliance

Hindu Muslim Unity: Incomplete Muslim and Hindu

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindus bring roses to the Urs of Hazrat Muinuddin Chishti

Hindus bring roses to the Urs of Hazrat Muinuddin Chishti

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The Dalai Lama speaks on Hindu Muslim Unity

Compassion lies at the heart of the teachings of both Hinduism and Islam, as it also lies at the heart of other great religious traditions. The time has come for followers of the world’s great religions to work together to create a more compassionate and peaceful world.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Muslims assist Hindu funeral in Kashmir

“”Our Prophet Mohammad has taught us that guarding minorities is your sacred duty. We can risk our lives for their protection.”

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Shakti and Sakina: Divine Energy as Feminine

Dharma Deen Alliance explores the concept of divinity as being feminine, discussing its existence in both Hindu & Muslim traditions.

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Hindu-Muslim Unity: simultaneous Puja and Namaz

While the priests at temple Shri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham temple chant slokas, prayers can be heard at Sunnath Jamaath Jumma Masjid next door.

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Bengali Poet Nazrul Islam’s Ode to Mother Kali

Nazrul’s creativity diversified as he explored Hindu devotional music by composing Shama Sangeet, bhajans and kirtans, often merging Islamic and Hindu values.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Many opposed to Ayodhya violence

In light of the recent verdict regarding the Ayodhya controversy Dharma Deen Alliance would like to emphasize that Ayodhya’s local communities are for stability and harmony.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Imitating people of faith instead of entertainers

Do we help ourselves imitating celebrities or heroes in our scriptures?

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Hindu-Muslim Unity: Gujaratis pray together

Hindus and Muslims unite in Ahmedabad to pray for rain.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Do Not Say I am Nothing

But say: ‘Allah,’ and you will see marvels.”

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Situating Sufism and Yoga

This is the practice of the Jogis; this is not an activity of the community of Muhammad. Nevertheless, it is correct. – Muhammad Muhyi al-Din