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Christians and Muslims both worship God. Allah is the Arabic word for God. Muslims recognize Jesus Christ as a Prophet (pbuh). Christians recognize Muhammed as a Prophet (pbuh). However, Christians also recognize Jesus as the Son of God and as God. Most Muslims do not. Furthermore, Christians believe in the trinity which is The Father [...]
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The majority of Muslims and Christians really do want to get together to break down walls and build bridges. Yet for many the question is, how to start? This is where the Peace Catalyst International Grace and Truth project comes in. Peace Catalyst International is an organization which gives priority to bringing reconciliation and [...]
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My blog indicates from which countries (and cities) individuals are located when visiting. I have noticed more recently that American Bedu blog has been receiving visitors from Iceland. It made me curious about Muslims and Saudis in Iceland. Obviously there is not a large enough contingent of Saudis in Iceland since the nearest Saudi Embassy [...]
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American Bedu is sharing an email received about a program which will air tonight about Islam and Muslims in America in the wake of rising Islamophobia. This sounds like an interesting program focusing on Muslims in America and what does it mean in regards to controversial issues surrounding Islam. Hi Carol Many Americans remain [...]
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I have been very emotional lately, almost like a roller coaster. One minute I’ll be laughing and the next I’m crying and I don’t know why! It could be because of where I am at in life or it could be that in too short of weeks, Abdullah will have been gone for two [...]
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The two videos give comparisons on ways that Muslims in Saudi reach out to those who have lost their way from the path of Islam and how Americans go out to reach individuals who have lost their way from Christianity. I think there are similarities between the two videos.
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It is a pleasure for American Bedu to have the opportunity to interview Abu Mussab. To begin with Abu Mussab, please share where you are from. I now Reside in Jeddah. I was born and raised in Lebanon, then moved to the USA where I lived for about 10 years (at age 18). [...]
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Lowes, established in 1946, is the 2nd largest home improvement retailer worldwide. Its corporate headquarters are located in Mooresville, NC, just minutes up Interstate I-77 from where I live. Lowes has recently found itself as a subject of controversy for pulling its commercials from the television show All American Muslim. There are those who say [...]
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To begin with I think individuals are more likely to comment in manners upon blogs that they would not do so in a face-to-face situation. Secondly, I believe that Islamaphobia and Westernophobia are both on the rise. Instead of more bridges being built towards fostering understanding, walls are going up quickly. Why are Eastern Muslims [...]
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It seems that many who do believe in God (Allah) are not without questions. The questions can be freely asked in most parts of the world but to question belief in God or the different fates which befall among people is not condoned publicly in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Muslims are expected to accept and respect [...]
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