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International Composers Translated Religion To Music For The Abrahamic Symphony
International Composers Translated Religion To Music For The Abrahamic Symphony

The Abrahamic Symphony, which is being billed as the first international interfaith symphony, features three celebrated composers who each represent one of the Abrahamic religions. Its goal is to promote unity and harmony between religions. The symphony is rich with diverse culture and religion, featuring an ensemble of talented musicians and dynamic vocalists.

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How will the Pope’s Arabian adventure affect global Islam?
How will the Pope’s Arabian adventure affect global Islam?

(COMMENTARY) A joint declaration from the Vatican and Al-Azhar University, seen as the intellectual hub of Sunni Islam, called upon world leaders “to stop using religions to incite hatred, violence, extremism and blind fanaticism, and to refrain from using the name of God to justify acts of murder, exile, terrorism and oppression.”

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Middle East, North America, Opinion, PoliticsRichard OstlingPope, terrorism, United Arab Emirates, Ahmad Al-Tayyeb, Sunni Muslims, Catholic media, Richard Ostling, Pope Francis, Islam, sexual abuse, Catholicism, Muslim