Paul Salahuddin Armstrong, Founder and Director of Wulfruna Sufi Association
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Tag Archives: peace
Holocaust Memorial Day 2009
“To The Onlookers” by William Hayen When our backs are turned, when someone stares at us, we feel them. You who watched the killing, and did nothing, still feel the eyes of those dead on your bodies. How many see … Continue reading
WIFC Prayers for Peace 2009
WOLVERHAMPTON INTER FAITH COUNCIL PRAYERS FOR PEACE 2009 St Peters Collegiate Church, 25.01.2009 MUSLIM PRAYER: Read by Paul Salahuddin Armstrong Prophet’s Prayer For The Envious People O Thou that givest aliment and power and stability, Set free the people from … Continue reading
The Flowers of Unity: One God, One Love.
Mawlana Shaykh Hisham Kabbani | Sunday, Mar 18, 2007 | Los Angeles, CA US We as communities and people who love peace must always come to such meetings in order to find ourselves because when you share with each other … Continue reading
Israel or Palestine?
I was just asked by a friend to vote on on a CNN pole, whether I supported Israel or Palestine. I didn’t vote, because I support neither side in this ridiculous, ongoing inhumane conflict that has caused so many people … Continue reading
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The Diwan Project – Shamaati Shimecha
The song is categorized as a ‘Piyut Teiman’ – Traditional devotional song of Yemenite (Jewry) that has entered into their cultural liturgy (prayers). The Yemenite dialect of Hebrew is an ancient form that resembles Arabic phonetically. Hebrew, Arabic and Aramaic … Continue reading
Hamas and Israel
Salaam, Shalom, Peace! My sympathies are with ordinary Palestinians and Israelis who are caught up in the present mess. In the past I have disagreed with many actions taken by the Israeli government regarding the Palestinian people. However, I have … Continue reading
Sami Yusuf – Meditation – Salavat
Assalatu wa as-salamu ‘alayk ‘alayka ya Rasul Allah, Assalatu wa as-salamu ‘alayk ‘alayka ya Habib Allah; Assalatu wa as-salamu ‘alayk, ‘Alayka ya sayyidi, (3) ‘Alayka ya sayyidal awwalina wal akhirin. Peace and salutations upon you O Messenger of Allah, Peace … Continue reading
Muslim Sikh Friendship
By Paul Salahuddin Armstrong Sikhs and Muslims have much in common. Both believe in the One God (Ek Onkar) of many names, who Muslims call Allah and Sikhs call Waheguru. Both faiths teach us to love God and serve humanity. … Continue reading
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