Reclaiming the Prophet’s Jihad: A Primer on Islamic Nonviolence
Reclaiming the Prophet’s Jihad is now freely available online in pdf form! Feel free to share widely. Also be sure to check out our new Publications page which we will continue […]
Monthly Archives: March 2016
10 Things more likely to kill you than Islamic Terror
“I am not terrified of the terrorists; i.e., I am not, myself, terrorized. Rather, I am terrified of the terrorized; terrified of the bovine masses who are so easily manipulated […]
The Rights of Religious Minorities in Predominantly Muslim Majority Communities: Legal Framework and a Call to Action Marrakesh, Morocco
Read up on the Marrakesh Declaration, a document discussing the rights of religious minorities. The declaration was discussed at a conference put together by The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs […]
Meet the Team: Azmeh
Azmeh was introduced to the Muslim Peace Fellowship and its members through the Stony Point Center Young Adult Summer Institute, where her love for interfaith learning expanded . She was […]
Meet the Team: Sherly
Sherly is a member of the Muslim Peace Fellowship and a volunteer librarian at its Islamic Library located at Stony Point Center. She is an activist and advocate for Palestinian rights, the Black Lives Matter […]
Meet the Team: Susan
Susan Smith is a member of the Muslim Peace Fellowship and Community of Living Traditions at Stony Point Center, where she engages in community outreach, interfaith dialogue, and collaboration for peace through justice. She has an international background in conflict resolution, interfaith dialogue, advocacy, multi-faith […]
Meet the Team: Amirah
Amirah AbuLughod is a resident of Stony Point Center’s (SPC) multi-faith intentional community and a member of the Muslim cohort. She is a follower of the Jafari school of thought […]
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