Entries tagged with ‘Islam’
Does God Care Who I Vote For: A Review of an Interfaith Discussion
Religion and politics, the two topics banned from dinner conversations, were finally brought to the same table on December 5th in a panel discussion sponsored by the Chaplains’ Office and Religion Department. Chaplain Siri Erickson and Professors John Cha, Sam Kessler, and Fuad Naeem sought to give insight and stimulate student reflection on the interaction […]
Multifaith Musings: Reflections from Mahrukh Khurram ’19
by Grace Love ’19 Islam is one of the largest world religions, practiced by over 20% of the world’s population. It began in the 7th century CE and now has followers on almost every continent. This monotheistic religion is based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad which are written in the Qur’an (holy Scripture) […]