It’s a lot of work; you already are overloaded, and don’t have the time. Why should you add another project to your plate and get involved in multi-faith work? Simple – it’s worth it. Multi-faith work can transform you, your congregation, our cities, and our world.
Imams will be seen as Muslim Ambassadors to people of other faiths. The imam’s ideas, thoughts, viewpoints, beliefs, and words will serve as an agent through which others will view Islam.
Imams physically participating in community development projects such as serving food to the needy or holding seminars on domestic violence, are in line with the Quranic and Prophetic teachings of being responsible community faith leaders.
As respected leaders of their communities, Imams along with Pastors and Rabbis collectively will have a stronger presence when addressing social and economical issues which need to be addressed to elected officials and local city leaders.
E-Book
By Imam Mohamed Magid & Hurunnessa Fariad
Engaging in multi-faith efforts has always been an integral part of Islam. Prophet Mohammed (saaw) was no stranger when it came to living, working, dealing, and interacting with people of other faith groups.
Download this e-book written by our own Imam Mohamed Magid & Hurunnessa Fariad.
Discover the impact of multi-faith relationships on the global stage.
We would love for you to take the next step in getting connected with the Multi-Faith Neighbors Network. Here are three ways that you can get involved:
