a kind of introduction to ramamdan by a Muslim who is not necessarily very orthodox. Helpful insight for those of us who are not followers of Mohammed's teachings. I'm actually shying away from saying /writing 'muslim' because technically it means someone submitted to God and that applies to Christians; muslim biMasih: submitted in Christ.
20 October 2004
Enough faith to fast?
Enough faith to fast? | csmonitor.com a kind of introduction to ramamdan by a Muslim who is not necessarily very orthodox. Helpful insight for those of us who are not followers of Mohammed's teachings. I'm actually shying away from saying /writing 'muslim' because technically it means someone submitted to God and that applies to Christians; muslim biMasih: submitted in Christ.
a kind of introduction to ramamdan by a Muslim who is not necessarily very orthodox. Helpful insight for those of us who are not followers of Mohammed's teachings. I'm actually shying away from saying /writing 'muslim' because technically it means someone submitted to God and that applies to Christians; muslim biMasih: submitted in Christ.
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