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Saturday, December 7, 2024

Maimoona Harrington

Maimoona Harrington was born and raised in Pakistan. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Middle Eastern Studies. As a practicing Muslim with extensive world travel and living in the West, she has devoted herself to spread awareness of Islam as a goodwill gesture. In an effort to do this, she started writing from her own personal experiences with religion, beliefs and life in a different culture. She also has special interest in all the religions and how and why they are all important to its followers. Her primary focus is on the co-existence and harmony between all human beings. Her message is to spread peace not division. She strongly believes that if you want to be closer to your creator then love His creation unconditionally and expect nothing in return for He loves us unconditionally and forgives us no matter how sinful we are!

I Stand with Peace

It does not matter if you are pro-Palestinian or pro-Israel. What matters most is humanity and being pro-peace.

The Holy Land Bleeds … Again

Hamas will get the lethal and swift response from the overwhelming Israeli forces, but what about the Palestinian civilians living in Gaza without shelter, electricity, fuel, food or any medical aid? Who will give them swift justice?

Are Weather Events Natural Calamities, Environmental Disasters, Trials, Torments or the Wrath of God?

I have always believed that weather is unpredictable. We can make our forecasts, but we never know for sure.

Ask a Muslim: Can Non-Muslim Women Wear a Hijab?

While I do not practice Islam, it is it okay if I wear a hijab?

The Parallel Story of My Alternate Worlds

When I migrated to America 15 years ago it was a different country to what it is today, and the same goes for my native country, Pakistan. I am now a U.S. citizen. However, I maintain a strong interest and concern in both countries’ social, political, educational and economic conditions.

Ask a Muslim: What Are the Fasting Rules for Non-Muslims During Ramadan?

Fasting in Ramadan is not an obligation for non-Muslims. If you miss a fast, then you do not need to worry about making it up.

Ask a Muslim: Is Nikah the Same Thing as a Marriage?

Nikah is a religious ceremony required by Islamic canonical law to unite a Muslim man and woman in holy matrimony.

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