Скачать или смотреть The First Sunday of Ramadan with our American Muslim friends

In this profound and timely service, the Unitarian Universalist congregation warmly welcomes our American Muslim neighbors to celebrate the first Sunday of Ramadan. Reverend Gail Lindsay Mariner traces the historical and theological threads connecting Unitarianism and Islam back to the 1500s in Andalusia and Transylvania , reminding us that we are "Children of the Same God".

Imam Abdurraf Compost Marchetti beautifully shatters monolithic stereotypes of the Muslim identity, sharing his unique journey as a Cuban-American convert while emphasizing the Quranic teaching that humanity was created diverse not to despise one another, but to truly know each other. Engineer Masud Mogadam adds a compelling, practical perspective on creation, utilizing a thought-provoking zoo metaphor to challenge our societal divisions and moral failures. Together, they deliver a powerful call to action: to stand against white supremacy, embrace our shared Abrahamic roots, and become a unified force for good through radical love and compassion. Join us as we explore the spiritual resilience found in community, and discover how our differences are simply boundaries that connect us.

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Santa Fe, New Mexico
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