How to Maintain a Friendship With a Muslim if You Are Jewish
Emphasize on your friendship., Respect your friends opinions., Avoid sensitive topics., Focus on the similarities more than the differences., Learn a little about each other., Be considerate of your friends family and friends as well., Always defend...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Emphasize on your friendship.
As said before, a friendship is a friendship, no matter what.
One of my best friends is a Turkish Muslim, and while we have disagreements on certain things, we don't let anything get between us. -
Step 2: Respect your friends opinions.
When ever having a discussion, consider their opinion as equal, and that either of us can be right. , Never bring up some areas of discussion, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, radicalism from each side, Gaza/Lebanon, or general belligerence (hostility) between both sides (Mashhad massacre, Cave of Patriarch shooting, violence encounters between Judaism and Islam are especially risky) , This is very helpful as it brings up a protagonist effect.
Some examples of topics could be Kosher/Halal, Monotheism, and even history.
But don't get too risky in your conversations (Circumcision is a no-no.) , Study about each others religions, and customs.
Always be respectful. , They may not always be as easy to deal with.
Always watch your tongue! , Unfortunately prejudice is common, and we are all victims of it.
If you ever see some ignorant folks beating on your friend, stand up for him or her. ,! -
Step 3: Avoid sensitive topics.
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Step 4: Focus on the similarities more than the differences.
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Step 5: Learn a little about each other.
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Step 6: Be considerate of your friends family and friends as well.
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Step 7: Always defend your friend.
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Step 8: HAVE A GREAT TIME!!
Detailed Guide
As said before, a friendship is a friendship, no matter what.
One of my best friends is a Turkish Muslim, and while we have disagreements on certain things, we don't let anything get between us.
When ever having a discussion, consider their opinion as equal, and that either of us can be right. , Never bring up some areas of discussion, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, radicalism from each side, Gaza/Lebanon, or general belligerence (hostility) between both sides (Mashhad massacre, Cave of Patriarch shooting, violence encounters between Judaism and Islam are especially risky) , This is very helpful as it brings up a protagonist effect.
Some examples of topics could be Kosher/Halal, Monotheism, and even history.
But don't get too risky in your conversations (Circumcision is a no-no.) , Study about each others religions, and customs.
Always be respectful. , They may not always be as easy to deal with.
Always watch your tongue! , Unfortunately prejudice is common, and we are all victims of it.
If you ever see some ignorant folks beating on your friend, stand up for him or her. ,!
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