What I think about the Muslim religion

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I and my husband often travel to Turkey where most of the people are Muslims. I think it is such a shame that in the news they only write negative things. There are similarities in the Bible and in the Koran. There are similar people and similar holy places that are mentioned both in the Bible and the Koran

We have the 10 commandments ( I mean the one Moses got on the mountain) but in the Muslim religion there are very good things too like the obligation to share some of your wealth with the poor and less fortunate.

Sure there are visions I do not understand and vice versa but that is no reason to not be friends. All that is needed is respect and tolerance. Some of my best friends are Muslim.

What I think about the Muslim religion

In The Service of God by Serving People – Islamic and Muslim Charities

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Why We Love Pakistan?

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The basics of Islamic pilgrimage

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Eid Mubarak

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Zakat In Islam – Service To Humanity Through Charity

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