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Hindu Muslim Unity: Urdu poets celebrate Krishna

Many Sufis expressed love of God through Urdu poetry about Krishna

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Krishna’s birthday celebrated at Narhar Dargah

A Muslim shrine has hosted Krishna’s birthday celebrations for over 300 years

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Jaganath Yatra draws Muslim participation

Hindus and Muslims collaborate together for the Jagannath festival celebrating the deity form Vishnu or Krishna

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Mughal art depicts Krishna

History shows that many Muslim artists have produced exquisite paintings of Krishna.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Muslim academic translates Gita into Urdu

We live in a diverse society where Muslims & Hindus have co-existed for centuries. But they are mutually unacquainted with the great scriptures of one another” – Anwar Jalalpuri

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Hindu Muslim Unity: 12 year old Muslim girl wins Bhagavad Gita competition

“humanity is the most important religion that we must follow” – A Muslim student when asked about her winning a Hindu scripture contest

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Temple honors all religion’s deities and saints

Inside Sanatan Vishwa Darshan Mandir one can find statues of deities and saints belonging to various faiths including Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Islam, and Sikhism.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Madrasa teaches Quran and Mahabharata to Hindu and Muslim kids

Children attend a madrasa where Quran, Mahabharata and Ramayana are taught with Hindi and Urdu.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Muslim artisans prepare for Krishna festival

Thousands of Muslim artisans in the region have been working round the clock to make countless bejewelled outfits and accessories for the statues of Krishna and other Hindu deities for the Janmashtami festival.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Muslim artist designs for Krishna temples

Abdul Rashid is a 58-year-old designer behind the beautiful clothes and decorations of Lord Krishna and Radha at the ISKCON temple at Juhu.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: mosque and temple used to celebrate Janmasthami

For decades the practice has been tieing one side of a rope holding a pot between a mosque and a building recreating baby Krishna’s activity of stealing yogurt hung from the ceiling in clay pots.

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Women in Hinduism Part 1

“both women and men are manifestations of the Supreme Being” – Atharva Veda Samhita 8:9:11