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“nobody in the West should forget that what unites the two main branches of Islam is far greater that what divides them, and that the vast majority of all Muslims still cherish the ideal of unity preached by Muhammad himself—an ideal the more deeply held for being so deeply broken.” quote by Anonymous
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““nobody in the West should forget that what unites the two main branches of Islam is far greater that what divides them, and that the vast majority of all Muslims still cherish the ideal of unity preached by Muhammad himself—an ideal the more deeply held for being so deeply broken.””

Anonymous

About This Quote

Source Speech: Interfaith Dialogue, 2015

The quote stresses that shared beliefs among Muslims outweigh their differences and that unity is a core Islamic ideal, though currently fragmented.

In simple terms: Muslims share more common ground than divisions, and unity is a key ideal.

Key Takeaway

Promote understanding and unity among Muslims.

Themes

unity interfaith Islam common ground

Mood

hopeful reflective

Type

inspirational social

When to use this quote

  • community building
  • interfaith conferences
  • educational programs
  • media campaigns

Key Concepts

shared values religious identity social cohesion

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can shared values be highlighted in diverse Muslim communities?
  • What obstacles prevent unity?
A Different Perspective

Historical sectarian conflicts challenge unity efforts.

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