If You Ever Wanted To Ask A Muslim Something
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Sire on Jan-25-2008 under Blog Reviews
Sire on Jan-25-2008 under Blog ReviewsI reckon that there is so much grief in this world because many people do not take the time to find how the other person thinks. If they took the time to do this they may realize that so many times we get offended at certain thing only because we do not understand the context of what is said and that most times no offence was meant.
That’s is why I am glad that askMuslims.com took the time to join my Top Blogs list as it gave me a chance to have a look at his blog and write this quick review. Take the time to read it and get the views of this Muslim and how he interprets the Quran and applies it to today’s world.
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Thank you for sharing this, I really met lots of Muslims in my life, when you know them well then you really feel that not all what TVs says or some people are true, there are really nice Muslims who really live nice life, a small house and a beautiful wife would make them the most happiest people in the world, lol, who wouldn’t be!?
Thanks again,
Regards.
Understanding other peoples tradition and belief is important when one wants to live in harmony with each other.
I agree, see there are different cultures and communities in this world, some are like me, others are like you, others like somebody else, if we don’t understand each other habits then we may hate each other for something we or they do which really has nothing to do with anything,
for example, in unites states it is normal to lift your shoes even if it will be infront of someone’s face, but in middle east it is disrespectful thing,
then in middle east men kiss each other for greeting, when in united states it is not usual thing,
that’s how people can differ, if we just try to understand those habits then we are fine and we can respect it and people shall really live in peace.
Hopefully one day more people will come to realize this.
I was really happy to see that you posted this site and encourage people to learn the differences. I hope more could do that.
Maybe in time more will. We can only hope.