Sentence examples for calling for Muslim-Christian from inspiring English sources

What struck some observers at the time, though, was the more hopeful sign of a protester in the middle of a raucous demonstration inside the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus holding aloft placard calling for Muslim-Christian unity.

Shame!" and calling for Muslim-Christian unity.

The protesters represent a wide cross section of Egyptian society who demand justice, as they call for Muslim-Christian solidarity.

The slogans scrawled on the board also called for Muslims to reclaim the coast and expel Christians from the land, police deputy inspector Grace Kaindi, told reporters on Sunday.

For Christians, Muslims are followers of false prophets, and for Muslims, Christians repudiate the teachings of the Prophet.

Some critics have interpreted his work as calling for conciliation between Muslims and Christians, but others have accused him of anti-Semitism and sympathy for terrorism.

Meanwhile, some politicians have called for Christians and Muslims to show solidarity for each other – through song.

If the Quran clearly calls for "Common Word" among Muslims, Christians, and Jews (3:64), it supports dialogue among different parts of American faithful culture.

When the Lebanese civil war broke out in 1975, Mr. Salam called for reconciliation between Christians and Muslims, and played a pivotal role at the various peace conferences, including the successful final one at Taif in Saudi Arabia in 1989.

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Her words ignited a storm but, despite various Christian and Muslim leaders calling for her head, she has refused to resign.