Sentence examples for sectarian harmony from inspiring English sources

More voices preaching sectarian harmony are being heard, too.

Early in the uprising, Western support might have ousted Mr Assad and preserved Syria's sectarian harmony.

The price for this stability and sectarian harmony, according to Bashar al-Assad, the president, is democracy.

"Those Muslims who might have given them shelter must be kicked out". Like much of India, Bombay has a prosperous intelligentsia proud of its commitment to the principles of secularism and sectarian harmony enshrined in India's constitution, but often ignored in the nation's impoverished slums and villages.

At a time when South Asia is on edge because of religious hatred and the war in Afghanistan, the violence makes clear that India has work to do to sustain the sectarian harmony that Mohandas K. Gandhi, the independence leader, championed in Gujarat more than 50 years ago.

In his talks with his Arab interlocutors, Musharraf laid out his goals: promoting sectarian harmony, organizing joint action against terrorist organizations and building partnerships with Europe and the U.S. The next step is to engage the major non-Arab Muslim states -- Indonesia, Malaysia and Turkey.

Many of the poorer protesters who filled the square before Mubarak's fall were much less concerned about civil liberties or cross-sectarian harmony than about sheer physical need.

Yet Egypt's Christians feel increasingly besieged, fearful that the revolution, which inspired scenes of cross-sectarian harmony, may end up empowering bigots.

The government gleefully dubbed its foes "Araeer", a taunting plural form of Mr Arour's name, insinuating they were just nasty Sunni chauvinists out to destroy Syria's multi-sectarian harmony.In truth Mr Arour, a native of the Syrian city of Hama who fled after the regime's brutal suppression of an uprising there in 1982, had few followers before Syria's current troubles.

These reformist measures of the Dalai Lama, aimed at promoting inter-sectarian harmony, has made him anathema to the Geluk supremacists.

Six decades too late, the clerics finally agreed to condemn sectarian violence and promote interfaith harmony -- or so it seemed.