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musaharimu Male, 17 (recently online)
Family origin: Ghanaian
Religion: Muslim (Sunni)
i am a very handsome guy as every day people say,i am very cool, neat and gentle man enough. i am very kind and cool. i don't like cheating and i don;t take fast decisions. i always love to be wi...
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jasmin03 Female, 39
Family origin: Azerbaijani
Religion: Muslim (Other)
Good daughter, reliable sister, kind mother and would like to be a caring wife. My family destroyed because of lies, that's why i hate lie. If you lie ones, it goes on and on. One lie brings a lot on...
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dogusfth Male, 31
Family origin: Bosnian
Religion: Muslim (Sunni)
hi, I am Fatih, from Istanbul. I have my own business, it is about textile. i like travel and taking photo. i want improve my english and meet new cultures.. maybe, we can be friends, so we can s...
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LAWSHA Male, 36
Family origin: Maldivan
Religion: Muslim (Sunni)
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The West Los Angeles Cousins Club is a refreshing grass roots initiative in which 15 Muslim and Jewish friends meet once a month to talk, eat and explore faith and mutual understanding. The friends, or cousins as they call one another meet in each other's homes and enjoy conversation and cuisine from both the Muslim and Jewish cultures. Jewish women invite their "cousins" to religious gatherings and Muslim cousins reciprocate.
As a strongly community-based religion, Islam requires all Muslims to deal kindly and fairly with all people and to have good relations with all people of all faiths. Muslims are perfectly entitled to enjoy friendships with non-Muslims and at the same time keep their own commitment to Islam pure and strong. For Muslims who live in multicultural societies, supporting fellow Muslims and followers of other religions is considered an essential part of daily life and an element that harmonizes and enriches communities. The line is only drawn at supporting a person who fights our faith, which is something few followers of any religion would be prepared to do.
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