@JaneChe71465757 Good morning
Yes, we do. We read from the right side, the same as the Hebrew method.
Have a wonderful day and thank you for reaching out .
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That is how much Markle asked Charles to pay her French wedding "stylist".
What did she ask him to style her as, I wonder?
@debraj112@Haytham_MG Hi there ,good morning , its so different way of thinking between western countries and middle East , the ideas work in western world ,look like it cant apply the same logics ,rethink ,thats my view about the issue
Universal Morality and Positive Change: Solidifying a Brighter Future
Traverse through the annals of human history, and you'll find a shared legacy of moral wisdom that transcends individual faith. Guidance from ancient scriptures, regardless of where they originate, presents us with a beautiful tapestry of virtues we can all learn from and aspire to nurture within ourselves.
Across these diverse texts, one idea consistently resonates - our actions can shape our destiny. It's suggested not as a harsh decree, but an inspiration for introspection and positive transformation. Kind actions lead to blessings, while ones that are not virtuous could bring about challenges. This universal principle encourages continuous personal growth.
Historical narratives, such as those involving the Children of Israel, offer dynamic life lessons. Their story indicates that even when life introduces disruptions, circumstances can change positively. This implies our potential for personal and collective reinvention.
Disruptions and adversities do not appear as unavoidable punishments but instead as outcomes related to choices and actions. Choosing goodness, working on our virtues can significantly impact our paths. This acceptance of accountability, a shift towards empathy and compassion, is a common call found in spiritual teachings around the world.
Embracing empathy and understanding, we hope individuals, regardless of their faith, recognize the opportunity to reflect and align with these common virtues. May these words inspire personal development, spiritual enlightenment, and the pursuit of societal harmony. The adage 'it's never too late' is indeed significant, encouraging us towards a harmonious path.
In our shared space, let these principles serve as a constant reminder to cultivate virtues that bring about positive consequences. As a community, embracing responsibility and consciously adhering to these shared teachings can promote a peaceful coexistence.
This, indeed, is a call to arms - to put aside differences and embrace the universal teachings available across various scriptures. Through this, we inspire love, compassion, and empathy. Collectively, we can frame a future marked by shared prosperity. Let's take up this journey together, fostering resilience and harmony in our communities.
With every sunrise comes the promise of a fresh start. This one, framed through my lens in Alkhobar, Saudi Arabia, facing the rippling Arabian Gulf, serves as a symbol for the journey we're embarking on with the Jerusalem Accord. As the sun traces its path across the sky, we're inspired to map our own trajectory towards unity and understanding.
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@Haytham_MG@JabbaTheGut5 Thanks , my view ,the religious scriptures rely on interpretation of the person ,similar to law ,if a solicitor knew which item to quote ,it could be a winning point , the background complications of scriptures could be the subject to study ,it could lead to peace ,or , war
I would like to add some depth to your statement. When discussing religion, especially texts like the Quran, the Bible, or the Torah, it is crucial to understand that these religious scriptures, originating from different periods, reflect the socio-political dynamics of their times. Each contains passages that, if read out of context, can portray a violent narrative. However, these passages need to be seen within their specific historical and cultural contexts and shouldn't be taken as a literal guide to present-day conduct.
Islam, like many other religions, is predicated on principles of peace, compassion, and respect for all living beings. The same can be said about the other faiths. Violence and conflict, unfortunately, are not exclusive to any single religion or group, but are rather products of human nature and geopolitical factors.
The attribution of aggression or divisiveness to a specific religion or its followers oversimplifies complex human behavior and social constructions. While it's true that conflicts often arise due to differences, these conflicts are usually born of politico-socioeconomic structures and misunderstandings, rather than religious doctrines.
I encourage everyone to seek understanding through open-minded dialogue and thorough research sidestepping stereotypes or simplistic narratives. Our world may have its divisions, but it thrives on unity, cooperation, and mutual respect. Therefore, interpreting religious texts should always account for their historical, sociocultural contexts, emphasizing their shared values of peace, love, forgiveness and mutual respect.
@JabbaTheGut5@Haytham_MG I was asked a question , please dont be offended ,ok ,we all have same set of ancestors , but as your own word ,racist, in reality ,human has different skin tones , does God changes skin tone in different region ? Peace ? Not so fast
@JaneChe71465757@Haytham_MG ...for example as recently as 4,000 BC we all have exactly the same set of ancestors & everyone on Earth has a similar number of ancestors from the Jews of Ancient Israel - will there be true peace. There must be one state of Israel-Palestine, with equal rights for all.
@JabbaTheGut5@Haytham_MG Who says Muslim people are peaceful people ? All the teaching about religion , it has little to prove its a peaceful religion ,sorry to have this conclusion ,it is common in a country there are north and south division,its human nature,no need to go to war for a simple difference
@JaneChe71465757@Haytham_MG ...I guarantee you will never have true lasting peace under such conditions. Only when everyone understands that we are one extraordinarily closely related human race with far more in common than is normally understood...
@JabbaTheGut5@Haytham_MG Hi there ,good evening ,im amazed you used the word " racist " to describe it ,if they truely believe they shared the same past ,there wont be any differences between both , the ideology of holy land , they like to claim their own ,base on that ,shared governing wont work
@JaneChe71465757@Haytham_MG But neither of those were ethnic nationalist states who were infected with a messianic ideology that gave a mystical importance to land and race. Separate ethnostates is not only racist but presupposes that 19th C white European political Zionism will continue to be prominent...
@Haytham_MG@ToleranceHub Hello ,and thanks for your pic , i regard myself as guided by religon ,but not by the rules of religion , my parents were religious , nothing wrong to abide spiritual teaching ,i personally feel it restricts mind , could i say Gulf region embracing religion too much ?