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Hindu Muslim Unity: Kerala mosque hosts Hindu wedding

Having lost her father a couple of years ago the family lacked resources to conduct the wedding, seeking help from the mosque committee.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindu Family makes Tazias for Muharram

A tazia is a replica of Imam Hussain’s tomb. In Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, a Hindu family makes Tazias during Muharram.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Muslim girls chant Sanskrit hymns

It’s a language traditionally associated with sacred Hindu texts. But about 100 Muslim girls in two Jharkhand schools have shattered the stereotype about Sanskrit, choosing the classical language over Urdu and Persian, saying it is much easier to learn and score good marks in.

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Imam performs and fasts for Durga puja

Shahid Ali, a Muslim priest, performs rituals for Durga, fasts for Navratri, and is familiar with Hindu shastras

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Ganesh celebrations that take place in mosques

“the past 40-50 years we have been celebrating…Muharram, Ganpati, Navratri together with religious amity.”

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindus distribute sweets on Eid

Eid brings extra sweetness as Muslim families make seiwan given by Hindu women

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hindu pilgrims led by Muslim guide

A bidi-smoking Muslim taxi driver helps Hindu travelers complete their pilgrimage

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Hi Langar, Goodbye World Hunger

International Langar Week was celebrated by feeding people of different faiths at Jama Masjid

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Hindu Muslim Unity: The Story of AR Rahman

How a world famous musician came to Islam through a Hindu astrologer

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Sufi Saint and Hindu incarnation revered in Pakistan

Jhulelal or Daryalal is known and worshipped in many forms, across religious sects

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Interfaith Mass Marriage

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Hindu Muslim Unity: Villagers pray together in adjacent temple and mosque

“As you can see that the temple and the mosque have been constructed side by side. Nobody gets into an argument here. We celebrate their festivals, they celebrate ours. Whenever we want, we worship in our temple as well as mosque.”