Sufism plays a key role in interfaith dialogue, fostering mutual understanding through its emphasis on love, tolerance, and spirituality. By addressing moral decline, promoting inner peace, and countering materialism, Sufism contributes to global conversations about spirituality.

Writing is an essential companion to reading. While reading introduces us to new ideas, writing deepens our understanding and enables us to express our thoughts. It fosters critical thinking, personal growth, and effective communication.

During the Tang Dynasty, Islam spread to China via the Silk Road, facilitated by Muslim merchants. The Tang Dynasty's religious tolerance allowed Islam to integrate into Chinese society, influencing trade, culture, and family dynamics, exemplified by the Great Mosque of Xi'an.

This article explores Mithraism, an ancient religious practice centered on the sun god Mithra, examining its myths, rituals, and philosophical influences across cultures. It highlights parallels with other religions and discusses the adaptation of ancient traditions in modern contexts.

Dr. Calis delves into the significance of mercy in Islam, tracing its roots to foundational texts and exploring its theological centrality.

The article probes the link between terrorism and Islam, noting the misuse of concepts like jihād by extremists. It delineates Islamic war ethics, condemns terrorist actions, and emphasizes the distinction between true Islamic teachings and terrorist distortions.

Rabbi Yakov Nagen advocates for utilizing religion to foster peace. It warns against misinterpretations and suggests a reevaluation of religious texts to emphasize compassion and unity. It calls for deep theological dialogue and practical cooperation to overcome religious divisions.

The author aims to provide a succinct and critical examination of how prominent Western philosophers like Thomas Aquinas, Immanuel Kant, and Bernard Lonergan conceptualized the philosophy of beauty

Rabbi Yakov Nagen speaks about the inherent tendency of authentic religious traditions to unify rather than divide and discusses efforts by "Nahdlatul Ulama" to promote global solidarity and respect among diverse cultures and religious traditions.