Muslims' isolation prevents sharing Quran wisdom in dialogue
“Maulana, interfaith dialogue requires Muslims to interact with people of other faiths like Hindus, Christians, Jews, etc. But Muslims remain in their own circle and as a result, wisdom of the Quran does not get shared with them. Why do Muslims at large have such a mindset and what is the solution?”Asked by Irshad Hussain, Andhra Pradesh
Yeh sawal Andhra se bheja hai Irshad Hussain sahib ne. Unhon ne likha hai: "Maulana, interfaith dialogue requires Muslims to interact with people of other faiths like Hindus, Christians, Jews, etc. But Muslims remain in their own circle and as a result, wisdom of the Quran does not get shared with them. Maulana, why do Muslims at large have such a mindset and what is the solu tion to this?" Dekhiye, yeh mindset Islam ka mindset nahi hai. You have to differentiate between Islam and Muslims.
Musalmanon mein baad ke zamane mein yeh cheez develop hui. Ab hum koshish karein ke log wapas hon true Islam ki taraf, Sahaba ke zamane ke Islam ki taraf. Maulana, agla sawal Ahmedabad se Faizan sahib ne bheja hai. Unhon ne likha hai: "Maulana, what is the difference between open-minded thinking and closed-minded thinking?
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