Tag: hinduism

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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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

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Goodwill in Kashmir

“We have been making this small gesture of goodwill for our Pandit brothers annually. There is nothing unusual about this. It is part of our culture,” said Noor Mohammad Bhat

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9/11 Anniversary speech against religious extremism and intolerance

9/11 makes the anniversary of Swami Vivekananda’s famous speech against religious extremism and intolerance.

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Malcolm X: How a Muslim leader compelled a Hindu to sharpen his dharma

if someone like Malcolm Little can emerge from a vile background and generate so much clarity then it shows us what a powerful impact the path to Higher truth can have.

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Sri Ramakrishna: How a Hindu saint influenced a Muslim to sharpen his deen

Many are the names of God and infinite the forms through which He may be approached. If you must be mad, be it not for the things of the world. Be mad with the love of God.

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Sai Baba quote

All gods are one. There is no difference between Hindu and Muslim.

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Why we fast in Islam & Hinduism

This piece explores the importance of fasting in both traditions and its correlation to spiritual progress. Part 1 explores fasting in Islam while Part 2 discusses fasting in Hinduism.

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