November 5, 2015

Why Mitzvahs are for Muslims, too

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Whether it be the support rabbis and imams offered one another following the attacks in France, joint defences of kosher and halal meat, or the combined grassroots social action planned for this year's Mitzvah Day, our two faiths are working side by side and, more importantly, learning how to trust again. Jews and Muslims share a common heritage - a common ethical foundation underpinning our faiths that finds root in Abraham. Much of our theology overlaps. We have the same belief in God and prophecy. Approximately 90 per cent of Islamic law has evolved from Jewish law.

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Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi is a British scholar and religious leader with a research interest in Islamic philosophy, mysticism, and comparative religion. In particular, he focuses upon the concept of “love” theoretically and applies his insights as a practitioner of theology to expound upon the values and thought-system of Shi’ism and Islam on one hand and to undertake interfaith dialogue and peace building through civil society engagement on the other.
November 5, 2015

Why Mitzvahs are for Muslims, too

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Whether it be the support rabbis and imams offered one another following the attacks in France, joint defences of kosher and halal meat, or the combined grassroots social action planned for this year's Mitzvah Day, our two faiths are working side by side and, more importantly, learning how to trust again. Jews and Muslims share a common heritage - a common ethical foundation underpinning our faiths that finds root in Abraham. Much of our theology overlaps. We have the same belief in God and prophecy. Approximately 90 per cent of Islamic law has evolved from Jewish law.

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Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi is a British scholar and religious leader with a research interest in Islamic philosophy, mysticism, and comparative religion. In particular, he focuses upon the concept of “love” theoretically and applies his insights as a practitioner of theology to expound upon the values and thought-system of Shi’ism and Islam on one hand and to undertake interfaith dialogue and peace building through civil society engagement on the other.
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November 5, 2015

Why Mitzvahs are for Muslims, too

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Whether it be the support rabbis and imams offered one another following the attacks in France, joint defences of kosher and halal meat, or the combined grassroots social action planned for this year's Mitzvah Day, our two faiths are working side by side and, more importantly, learning how to trust again. Jews and Muslims share a common heritage - a common ethical foundation underpinning our faiths that finds root in Abraham. Much of our theology overlaps. We have the same belief in God and prophecy. Approximately 90 per cent of Islamic law has evolved from Jewish law.

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Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi is a British scholar and religious leader with a research interest in Islamic philosophy, mysticism, and comparative religion. In particular, he focuses upon the concept of “love” theoretically and applies his insights as a practitioner of theology to expound upon the values and thought-system of Shi’ism and Islam on one hand and to undertake interfaith dialogue and peace building through civil society engagement on the other.
November 5, 2015

Why Mitzvahs are for Muslims, too

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Whether it be the support rabbis and imams offered one another following the attacks in France, joint defences of kosher and halal meat, or the combined grassroots social action planned for this year's Mitzvah Day, our two faiths are working side by side and, more importantly, learning how to trust again. Jews and Muslims share a common heritage - a common ethical foundation underpinning our faiths that finds root in Abraham. Much of our theology overlaps. We have the same belief in God and prophecy. Approximately 90 per cent of Islamic law has evolved from Jewish law.

‍

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Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi is a British scholar and religious leader with a research interest in Islamic philosophy, mysticism, and comparative religion. In particular, he focuses upon the concept of “love” theoretically and applies his insights as a practitioner of theology to expound upon the values and thought-system of Shi’ism and Islam on one hand and to undertake interfaith dialogue and peace building through civil society engagement on the other.
November 5, 2015

Why Mitzvahs are for Muslims, too

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Whether it be the support rabbis and imams offered one another following the attacks in France, joint defences of kosher and halal meat, or the combined grassroots social action planned for this year's Mitzvah Day, our two faiths are working side by side and, more importantly, learning how to trust again. Jews and Muslims share a common heritage - a common ethical foundation underpinning our faiths that finds root in Abraham. Much of our theology overlaps. We have the same belief in God and prophecy. Approximately 90 per cent of Islamic law has evolved from Jewish law.

‍

Read on External Website
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Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi

Imam Sayed Ali Abbas Razawi is a British scholar and religious leader with a research interest in Islamic philosophy, mysticism, and comparative religion. In particular, he focuses upon the concept of “love” theoretically and applies his insights as a practitioner of theology to expound upon the values and thought-system of Shi’ism and Islam on one hand and to undertake interfaith dialogue and peace building through civil society engagement on the other.