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 The warm and heartfelt reception of Amarnath pilgrims by Kashmiri Muslims is a powerful reflection of the region’s deep-rooted tradition of interfaith harmony and communal unity . As the 38-day pilgrimage commenced on July 3, 2025 , locals came out in large numbers to greet the yatris—offering them water, refreshments, and floral tributes along the route. This beautiful gesture speaks volumes about Kashmir’s enduring spirit of compassion and cultural coexistence. Highlights of the Heartwarming Reception [1] Traditional Kashmiri Hospitality Pilgrims were served kehwa —Kashmir’s iconic saffron-infused tea—along with dried fruits, offering a taste of the valley’s rich culinary and cultural heritage. [2] United Community Effort Volunteers from all walks of life—including youth, students, and members of civil society—joined hands to distribute essentials and provide assistance to the travelers. [3] A Floral and Spiritual Welcome As pilgrims passed by, they were showered with flower pet...

 Yes, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are collectively known as the Abrahamic religions because they all trace their spiritual heritage to the Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim عليه السلام) and share a foundational belief in one, supreme God . While their scriptures, theological interpretations, and religious practices differ, Islam acknowledges that both Jews and Christians originally followed the same monotheistic belief—worshipping Allah—and that prophets such as Moses (Musa عليه السلام) and Jesus (Isa عليه السلام) were authentic messengers sent by Him. [1] The Islamic Perspective: One God, One Divine Message Allah—The Common God of the Abrahamic Faiths “And do not argue with the People of the Book except in a way that is best... and say, ‘We believe in what was revealed to us and what was revealed to you. Our God and your God is One, and to Him we submit.’” — (Qur’an 29:46) This verse highlights the shared spiritual roots between Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Despite differenc...

  At Muslims Forum, we believe that true understanding begins with respectful dialogue. In a world often divided by misunderstanding and mistrust, it is more important than ever to create safe, open spaces where people of all faiths can come together to share, listen, and learn from one another. Why Interfaith Unity Matters in Islam Islam promotes more than mere tolerance—it calls for justice, compassion, and kindness toward people of all faiths. “Allah does not forbid you from those who do not fight you because of religion and do not expel you from your homes — from being kind to them and acting justly toward them. Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly.” — Qur’an 60:8 From the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ Constitution of Madinah , which ensured the rights of Jews, Christians, and pagans under one community, to historical models like Andalusian Spain and the Ottoman millet system, Islamic tradition is rich with examples of peaceful interfaith coexistence. Our Vision at Muslims ...

  Muslims Forum and the Ex-Muslims Unity Forum: Building Bridges Through Respect and Understanding Muslims Forum acknowledges the importance of engaging in thoughtful, compassionate dialogue with individuals who identify as ex-Muslims—those who have chosen to leave Islam for personal, philosophical, or emotional reasons. The Ex-Muslims Unity Forum provides a space for open and sincere conversations, grounded in empathy, dignity, and mutual respect—not judgment. 1. A Safe Space for Dialogue, Not Debate This dedicated forum section offers a welcoming environment where Muslims and ex-Muslims can: Engage in honest and respectful discussions Express perspectives freely, without fear of hostility or ridicule Explore topics of belief, doubt, and personal journeys in a moderated, civil setting No hate. No shaming. No sense of superiority—just meaningful and respectful engagement 2. Encouraging Understanding and Empathy The forum is not a place for argument, conversion ef...

 Muslims Forum supports the Atheist-Muslim Unity Forum as a safe, inclusive space for open and respectful dialogue between Muslims and atheists. Centered on mutual understanding, intellectual honesty, and shared human values, this forum is not about debate or conversion—but about fostering peaceful coexistence and meaningful conversation. 1. A Safe Space for Sincere and Thoughtful Exchange The forum offers a dedicated section where Muslims and atheists can: Engage in respectful discussions on topics like faith, doubt, ethics, and the search for meaning Ask questions and share viewpoints without fear or judgment Tell personal stories in a supportive, mockery-free environment All interactions are moderated to maintain a tone of civility, openness, and safety for all participants. 2. Encouraging Understanding Without Imposing Beliefs The Atheist-Muslim Unity Forum is guided by the principles of: Listening with empathy, rather than lecturing Seeking understanding,...

  Muslims Forum and the Sikh-Muslim Forum: Promoting Dialogue, Respect, and Shared Humanity Muslims Forum supports the Sikh-Muslim Forum as a space for peaceful dialogue, mutual understanding, and social harmony between two communities with rich, intertwined histories in South Asia. While theological differences exist, both Islam and Sikhism champion devotion to God, justice, compassion, and service to humanity—laying a strong foundation for meaningful conversation. 1. A Dedicated Space for Understanding and Engagement The forum features a designated section where Sikhs and Muslims can: Ask thoughtful questions and share viewpoints in a respectful, moderated environment Explore similarities and differences with openness and civility Learn about each other’s scriptures, traditions, and values without prejudice The aim is not debate or conversion, but sincere understanding, connection, and peaceful coexistence. 2. Celebrating Shared Values and Ethical Teachings Both ...

 Muslims Forum proudly supports the Buddhist-Muslim Forum as a peaceful and inclusive space dedicated to fostering mutual respect, interfaith understanding, and cultural harmony between Muslims and Buddhists. While the two faiths differ in theology, both uphold core values such as compassion, non-violence, and ethical living—creating meaningful common ground for dialogue and collaboration. 1. Creating a Respectful Space for Thoughtful Engagement The forum features a dedicated section where Buddhists and Muslims can: Participate in open and respectful conversations Exchange knowledge about their spiritual beliefs and practices Explore shared values and philosophical parallels Build meaningful connections through mutual curiosity and kindness Read More On Muslim Forum

 Muslims Forum supports the Hindu-Muslim Forum as a peaceful initiative aimed at promoting interfaith harmony, mutual understanding, and respectful coexistence between Hindu and Muslim communities. Recognizing the deep historical, cultural, and social ties shared over centuries, this platform seeks to encourage dialogue over division, and cooperation over conflict. 1. Providing a Safe and Respectful Dialogue Space The forum features a dedicated section where Hindus and Muslims can: Ask sincere questions to learn about each other’s beliefs Share cultural traditions, ethical values, and lived experiences Address and clarify misunderstandings through respectful conversation Read More On Muslim Forum

  Muslims Forum and the Jewish-Muslim Forum: Fostering Respect and Reconnection Muslims Forum proudly promotes the Jewish-Muslim Forum as a peaceful space for interfaith dialogue, mutual understanding, and historical healing between Muslims and Jews. Rooted in centuries of shared history and common values, this initiative aims to build bridges of trust and cooperation. 1. A Platform for Respectful Engagement The forum offers a dedicated section where members of both faiths can: Engage in thoughtful, respectful conversations Ask genuine questions to better understand each other’s beliefs Exchange stories, traditions, and shared values Read More Muslim Forum

 The Muslims Forum proudly supports the Christian-Muslim Forum as a platform devoted to fostering peace, mutual respect, and deeper understanding between the world’s two largest faith communities. This space is not intended for argument, but for dialogue grounded in empathy and shared human values. 1. Promoting Respectful Dialogue Muslims Forum encourages both Muslims and Christians to participate in honest and respectful conversations about their faiths. The goal is not to debate, but to listen sincerely, learn from one another, and build genuine connections. No hatred. No mockery. No sense of superiority. Only respectful, truth-driven dialogue rooted in mutual respect. Together, we can explore our differences with dignity and highlight the values we share. Read More on Muslim Forum