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Today's #pluralismforpeace submission by @moubanerjee28 features that beautiful inscribed ring she shared on Twitter a few days back. It had me asking, if Allah would shower less grace if the prayer was placed on a Hindu finger?
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The ask is simple! To be a part of this movement towards greater solidarity and peace, just take the steps shared below and fill in the form on this link: https://t.co/sHDHxOVwov
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The UN #ZeroDiscriminationDay is coming up on March 1, and in these days leading up to it, I invite you to share your #pluralismpractice as an affirmation that you respect all identities. Contribute to this crowdsourced public pluralism archive! https://t.co/eOEOLHovPW
“Hindu and Muslim students sit, eat and play together in school. All the allegations on our teachers are false. We are protesting willingly to get our teachers back,” says Shanu Verma, class 7 student at Govt senior secondary government school in #Rajasthan’s #Kota.
Shanu and over a dozen students were protesting against the arbitrary suspension of three #Muslim teachers in their school following a hate campaign by #Hindu group.
We demand from @Uppolice@dgpup@ghaziabadpolice to take cognizance of this video, it is a completely poisonous inflammatory speech. And take suo motto action and register an FIR against him and take him into custody.
Today's #pluralismforpeace entry is a heartwarming photo from decades ago! Read the post and share your submission? Just post a photo + share the story of any sacred object you own that is NOT from your faith using the form. Add to this public archive? RT https://t.co/sHDHxOVwov
The call for submissions for the #pluralismforpeace public archive is open! Submit an example of your pluralism practice via a picture of a sacred object you own but which isn't of the same as your faith. Just upload a picture and share its story via https://t.co/ejCdV9Qrba
In Ayodhya, Hindus and Muslims have lived in proximity and solidarity for centuries. Read this @PARInetwork story in which the Qureshis and the Sainis speak fondly of their friendship and familial ties.
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Follow the Pluralism for Peace Instagram page https://t.co/HbQfG80NCn to witness and be a part of this public archive that documents and celebrates our diversity. It is expressed through simple images of sacred objects from all faiths that find home on our altars and lives. #ifhw
Today, in #pluralismforpeace, Mumbai-based Shyama Iyer (65) shares her eclectic shrine and its story with us, which features sacred objects from Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism and Islam. Thank you, Shyama. Follow @pluralismforpeace on Instagram to know more and contribute! RT?
In today's #pluralismforpeace, 16yo Delhi resident, Keerat Kaur Khurana shares how Christ finds space in her Sikh home. Read the full account on https://t.co/HbQfG80fMP and make your submission on https://t.co/ejCdV9Qrba and celebrate #WorldInterfaithHarmony Week with us!
If you value the diversity and pluralism of our country, spare a few minutes of your Sunday to lay your love at the altar of pluralism! Submit a picture of any sacred object from ANOTHER FAITH you own and submit it to the #pluralismforpeace archive https://t.co/Xc1s3DLVK4…
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On World Interfaith Harmony Week, add to the #pluralismforpeace project! If you own a sacred object from a faith OTHER THAN YOUR OWN, share a picture and its story through the Google form https://t.co/Xc1s3DLVK4….
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So thrilled to be launching the 'Pluralism for Peace: At Pluralism's Altar' project on World Interfaith Harmony Week! This is part of my fellowship with @RubarooHyd's Interfaith Youth Leadership Programme. Read more on https://t.co/alyPYxKy9J