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Reject hatred says North American Muslim Society
www.isna.net. September 12, 2012.
Following are excerpts from a statement issued by the Islamic Society of North America on the anti-Muslim video and attacks on American consulates.
The making of this video presents an extremely false narrative of American society and of American values. It does not represent the views of the American public as a whole, nor does it represent Jews, Christians, or people of any other faith. We condemn the creation of such a hateful video, and we also call for an end to support for such mechanisms of hatred and bigotry. …
When issues of anti-Muslim bigotry arise, many people of goodwill stand shoulder-to-shoulder with us to condemn them and to work for a better society for all people. Prominent Jewish and Christian leaders across America are among the first to support our community, with the perspective that to attack one religion is, in effect, to attack all religions. We work with them day in and day out, united in a common purpose of peace and mutual respect, and we know that the messages in this video stand in stark contrast with their moral and religious values. We are confident that they will continue to stand with us in condemnation of this video and in support of Muslim communities as we face the many challenges ahead. We urge all religious communities to publicly condemn this act and help make clear that we are united against hatred, regardless of circumstance.
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October 22, 2012 issue
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Letters
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The center point
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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What is spiritual intuition?
Barbara Vining
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The divine details
Kristin Palkoner
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Angel thoughts that guide us
Pamela Foulds Urell
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Divinely impelled?
Roberta Wallace
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Moving in harmony
Julie Rein
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Crop it and go wide
Aimee Hewitt
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The contentment of forgiveness*
Kay Weed
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An answer to violence against women
Nancy Mullen
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My 'cover to cover' project
Alan Pate
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Thoughts about association day
Jeff Shepard
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She let out a hearty laugh
Marney Mallon
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Uniting a community through prayer
Maureen Loster
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Redirected
Lexi Fontaine
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Prayer that transcends politics
Patricia S. Gantt Reiman
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God forgives and heals
Ann Edwards
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The call for culture
Kim Shippey, Senior Staff Editor
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Injuries from car accident healed
Linda N. Worley
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Grateful for healing in my life
Ardis Barrows
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Severe burns healed quickly
Karen Janitz
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'Women in politics': more than a talking point
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