"I really don't feel out of place here," said Kazerooni, an Iraq native who will continue to head the Islamic Center of Ahl Al-Beit in Denver. "Whether it is a church, a synagogue or a mosque, it's just the medium. The message is the work we do."He sounds like an Episcopalian right up front. I guess the same things eat at the root of all religions.
hehehe...aye HR, THAT is indeed just about as moderate an Islam as one could wish for.
Anonymous said…
It is disappointing to see that a self-respecting Muslim would be seen in an ECUSA parish. Of course, he has ready and willing and utterly virgin soil to sow his theology. Nothing else has ever been tried there before. They're Muslims and just don't know it yet. Look for them to start singing "Morning Has Broken" as an intro to Islamic music! -- Bob K.
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"I really don't feel out of place here," said Kazerooni, an Iraq native who will continue to head the Islamic Center of Ahl Al-Beit in Denver. "Whether it is a church, a synagogue or a mosque, it's just the medium. The message is the work we do."He sounds like an Episcopalian right up front. I guess the same things eat at the root of all religions.
Look for them to start singing "Morning Has Broken" as an intro to Islamic music! -- Bob K.