The Jewish Museum and the Center of Tolerance features permanent and temporary exhibitions, conference halls, a library, a research center, a children's center, a museum shop, and a kosher cafe. It boasts twelve pavilions ...
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PPP Manifesto 2013 (Blindfold before Entering Darkness) PKKH The document shies away from using any terminologies like Allah, Quran, the Prophet or an Islamic State; rather it is found to be composed of terms like 'socially progressive',... Delete the scoop?
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Hikaru Cho is a Japanese artist whose 3D body paintings have been circulating online as of late. With acrylic paints, Cho uses the human body as her canvas; painting zippers, laces and butto... Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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I just spent the morning viewing a livestream from an Education Forum from Education Week. For those who may be unaware a livestream is a live transmission of an event over the Internet. This was a... Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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Excellent post! There are many educators who, in social media/public , agree but then when off screen, sing to a different tune. Delete the scoop?
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Sufism is a thoroughly urban, cosmopolitan phenomenon – The notion that Sufism is a mere expression of rural “folk” Islam is a myth, as Martin van Bruinessen (2008) points out. ... Delete the scoop?
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It remains a key center of African Islam with an extraordinarily rich heritage of Sufi (Islamic mystics) shrines and written documents going back a thousand years. ... Delete the scoop?
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Both belonged to the Bektashi Order, a branch of Sufi-inspired Islam famed for its tolerance. They raised him in a household full of warmth and attention. And Lushnjë itself, a small agricultural city in south-central Albania, ... Delete the scoop?
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A vision of the unity of humanity and the oneness of religion. The images and writings express the core Baha'i principle of the Unity of the Source of all Religions. It is a vision of a global family, a world in harmony, a planet in love. The music is "Divine Tapestry" by Smith and Dragoman: smithanddragoman.com/home.html.
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The Department for Work and Pensions seems to love pushing the public around, but has a real problem when the public pushes back. Don't these people understand that they are civil servants? The sys... Via britishroses Delete the scoop?
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This Infographic displays oil consumptions and gross domestic product, by year and country. It summarizes and offers a comparison of annual oil consumption and gross domestic product per capita (in dollars) for USA, China, France, Gernany, India, Japan and Russia... Via Lauren Moss Delete the scoop?
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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IPAD: INTUITIVE, HANDS-ON, PLAYFUL TINKERING, SOCIAL & PERSONALISED LEARNING On that magical day when you got home from the iStore, peeled away the plastic shrink-wrap and opened up that white box to reveal the gadget that... Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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Muslim Leaders Need to Stand Up Huffington Post While I would argue that this assertion is true -- Islamic theology stresses non-violence and tolerance -- our community can no longer ignore the implicit link that many in the American public have... Delete the scoop?
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In the fall of 2011, Stanford University offered three of its engineering courses—Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Introduction to Databases—for free online. Anyone with Internet access could sign up for them. As Sebastian Thrun, the director of Stanford’s Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, tells the story, he assumed just a handful of people would enroll in his graduate-level AI class. Instead, more than 160,000 students registered. A massive number. That’s when the enormous hype began about massive open online courses, better known as “MOOCs.” Since then, Thrun and his fellow lab professors Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng have founded education organizations that offer free online classes. Thrun’s start-up is called Udacity (in part, a takeoff on the word “audacious”), and Koller and Ng’s is Coursera. In December 2011, in response to Stanford’s initiatives, MIT launched its own effort, called MITx (short for “Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange”), and a few months later joined forces with Harvard, drolly changing the name of the organization to edX. A consortium of British universities has also created its own MOOC platform, Futurelearn. So far, more than 90 universities worldwide have teamed up with one or more of these MOOC providers, prompting the New York Times to crown 2012 as “The Year of the MOOC.” Delete the scoop?
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A number of key concepts are defined from both the Western and Islamic perspectives and the contrasts discussed. ... Ibn Arabi, a Sufi scholar of note, is cited for having defined freedom as “being perfect slavery to Allah”. Delete the scoop?
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Sindh (also called Bab-ul-Islam) is the birthplace of Sufism in Pakistan. Sufi saints were instrumental in spreading Islam with its message of tolerance and forbearance. Sufi saints of Sindh(known as 'the land of 124,000 saints ... Delete the scoop?
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