“Philanthropy and charitable giving hold a very central place in the teachings of the Holy Quran, the writings of Islamic thinkers, and the history of Muslims in all parts and cultures of the Islamic World, including here on the sub-continent. Islam’s clear and explicit injunction is to share resources beyond one’s reasonable commitments, and to care for those in need.”
His Highness the Aga Khan, Plenary Session: Conference on Indigenous Philanthropy Islamabad, Pakistan – October 21, 2000
Ismailimail 
I would like to share my passionate commitment to Unity and Peace making efforts through “Sounds of Faith” Please visit my website: http://www.harranfoundation.org
A six minute video will exemplify the premise and its promise. Human beings have an innate desire to connect with GOD/DIVINE and thru the expressions of their own traditions an attempt is being made to connect , worship and praise……. in doing so they are connecting with their own tradition/community and with the “others”
Peace making is around the corner…. Please help spread the word and connect us to funding-support sources……. hearing from you would be an honor and an opportunity…Kindly contact me:
773-752-4575 OR 773-520-5633 0r email : szh@usa.net OR
szh@harranfoundation.org
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Thank you,
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Your assertion that
“Human beings have an innate desire to connect with GOD/DIVINE….”
resonates well and reminds me of this timeless saying by Greek Philosopher Aristotle:
“All human beings, by their nature, desire to know.”(Aristotle, The Metaphysics, circa 322BC),
1 of 64 quotes taken from:
http://gonashgo.blogspot.com/2008/02/327comprehensive-quotes-of-aga-khan-iv.html
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