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This is an excerpt of what a Convert “Gene Netto”, an Australian man, shares in his blog when he searched God and Found Allah.
In February of 1995, I was sitting on the floor late at night, watching Salat Tarawih on television, live from Mecca. (Salat Tarawih prayers are optional prayers performed at night during the [...]
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Searching for God and Finding Allah SWT
Posted by mcdamas on February 14th, 2011
Michael Wolfe: A Muslim Hollywood Man
Posted by mcdamas on September 6th, 2010
“I did not want to ‘trade in’ my culture. I wanted access to new meanings.” – How an American writer born of a Jewish father and a Christian mother found spiritual fulfillment in Islam.
After twenty-five years a writer in America, I wanted something to soften my cynicism. I was searching for new terms by which [...]
Easter is Coming Around!
Posted by mcdamas on April 1st, 2009
Easter is a big holiday, but few know all about its origin. We know that the Easter bunny comes on Easter and delivers eggs, but where did such a tradition come from? The following article will answer those questions and satisfy our personal curiosity, and give you the knowledge to answer children’s many questions on [...]
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Tags: Easter Bunny, Easter day, Easter eggs, history of Easter 
11 Comments »Prayer: A must or A waste of time?
Posted by mcdamas on July 6th, 2008
How many times have I heard that (silly) question? Actually, that is a rhetorical question, but if you answer “Probably too many times (5 times a day and night),” then you earn a gold star because that is absolutely correct!
Let me list several reasons people give as to why they do not pray:
1. I don’t [...]
Why does West always Prejudice and Hate Islam?
Posted by mcdamas on June 16th, 2008
To West and Islam, having been being in a tug-of-war for ages is no more a shocking issue. However, what makes them involved in such an endless tension is a never ending issue. It’s all rooted in the fight for influence on one over the other. Each party sticks to its own truth. And [...]
Dialogue among Different Religions, Including Judaism
Posted by mcdamas on May 25th, 2008
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has called for a dialogue among monotheistic religions, including Judaism, the first such proposal from a country where non-Muslims are banned from practicing their faith.
Abdullah says the kingdom’s top clerics have given him the green light to pursue his idea. He says he plans to get the opinion of Muslim [...]
Media should promote Islam and democracy
Posted by mcdamas on May 23rd, 2008
The media should not highlight Muslim hardliners who take the law into their hands in the name of religion, academics said Tuesday during a discussion organized by the German Embassy called Islam, Democracy and Media Freedom.
The two-day discussion started Tuesday and is set to include scholars, philosophers and members of the media. Tuesday’s speakers included [...]
