Click for more about Imam Khalid Latif.
Also see Abdullah Saeed's "The Islamic Case for Religious Liberty"
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Executive Director of the Islamic Center at New York University & Chaplain, NYPD
Click for more about Imam Khalid Latif.
Also see Abdullah Saeed's "The Islamic Case for Religious Liberty"
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Do you mind if I quote a few of your posts as long as I provide credit and sources back to your site?
Thank you, John. We hope that the video and links will further the dialogue on a democratic coalition in NYC.
Thank you !! Especially for the two links - for info about Imam Khalid Latif,
but especially the link to "The Islamic Case for Religious Liberty", by Abdullah Saeed, and published in First Things, the Christian journal founded by Richard Neuhaus.
Quoting the first line of the article, "A close reading of the Qur’an and the Prophet leads to supporting religious tolerance...."
Quoting again from the article, "Abdullah Saeed is the Sultan of Oman Professor of Arab and Islamic Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia. This essay includes material delivered in a lecture given to the James Madison Program at Princeton University."
Thank you - yet again, Journey is an immensely valuable resource, demonstrating the wisdom of your journalistic philosophy of "sympathetic objectivity."
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