Sentences with phrase «muslim chaplain»

Kameelah served three years as the Muslim Chaplain at UPenn and continues to facilitate discussions on religious identity development and challenges faced by American Muslim youth.

Every prisoner is provided a prayer mat, prayer beads, oil, Koran, Islamic prayer book and access to a Muslim chaplain (who is American).

He's the executive director of the Islamic Center at New York University and the New York Police Department's Muslim Chaplain.

Perhaps it wouldn't seem too much to ask a Catholic soldier to serve himself and his friends Mass since «bread is bread» and the Muslim chaplain to lead the troops in the rosary because «it's just a prayer.»

Khalid Latif — who invited and or approved two pro-jihad, anti-American speakers to his NYU conference, is also the NYPD's Muslim chaplain, and on unindicted co-conspirator to a terror - funding trial CAIR's NY Board of Directors.

For those several people who asked, on air, whether the US had the advice of Muslim religious heads: there are Muslim chaplains aboard with all military groups just as there are Protestant and Catholic ministers, Jewish rabbis, etc..

Not exact matches

There are 5 different types of Chaplains in the Army; Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Christian (Protestant), Christian (Catholic).

Since that time I have stood at the Ground Zero site as a student, as an NYPD chaplain, as a New York Muslim leader, but all the while as a New Yorker.

They included an attorney from a large London law firm, a political lobbyist, a corporate consultant, a Muslim college chaplain, a university professor, a female rabbi and a research scientist.

A chaplain claims he has been unfairly banned from HMP Brixton Prison as part of a Muslim senior colleague's campaign to end «Christian denomination» on the premises.

At about the same time, David reduced his role as an army chaplain and was assaulted by a man he described as a Muslim fundamentalist.

But what happens to the «Judeo - Christian tradition» when the Muslim constituencies get chaplains, or, in civilian life, when California's Senate chaplain is a Buddhist?

We don't know if the chaplain was Jew, Muslim or whatever these days.

About 3,000 chaplains currently serve in the military, endorsed by a multitude of faiths, including Christian, evangelical Protestant, Jewish and Muslim denominations.

We wouldn't accept a military chaplain who said «Muslims are going to hell» and wouldn't serve them.

The Wheaton College student newspaper, The Record, reports today that the influential evangelical college's president, provost, and chaplain have removed their names from a letter to Muslim leaders that has attracted criticism in some quarters.

A chaplain claims he has been unfairly banned from HMP Brixton Prison as part of a Muslim senior colleague's... More

Yours sincerely Sheikh Dr Muhammad Al - Hussaini, Lecturer in Abrahamic Religions at Al - Azhar College, Al - Azhar Al - Sharif Sheikh Professor Mohamed Elsharkawy, Secretary of Scriptural Reasoning Imams Council Dr Edie Friedman, Executive Director of the Jewish Council for Racial Equality Imam Shahid Hussain, Head of the Interfaith Department, Regent's Park Mosque London Rabbi Reuben Livingstone, Chair of Children of Abraham, Jewish Chaplain to H M Armed Forces Imam Dr Abduljalil Sajid, Chairman of the Muslim Council for Religious and Racial Harmony UK Rabbi Jackie Tabick, Chair of the World Congress of Faiths Rabbi Elizabeth Tikvah Sarah, Rabbi of Brighton and Hove Progressive Synagogue

So, for instance, a professional healthcare chaplain in a hospital may be an ordained female, African - American Baptist minister who is serving those from her own church community as well as Wiccans, Jews, Muslims, Catholics, and Buddhists.

These suggestions come from Taymullah Abdur - Rahman, the Harvard Chaplain for the Harvard Islamic Society, and Mariam Durrani, an expert on Islamophobia and Muslim youth and a lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE).

These anxieties, and many more, are all too real for many Muslim American students, explains Taymullah Abdur - Rahman, the Harvard Chaplain for the Harvard Islamic Society.