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  • Tempe Mosque ‘Open House’ Hopes to Change Perceptions

    • August 30, 2017
    • Posted by: Faith Associates
    • Category: Sustainability, News, Blog
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    The Islamic Community Centre of Tempe, Arizona held an ‘Open House’ on Friday 25th August and invited the local community to experience the Mosque and learn more about Islam. Mosque members said that Mosque Open Houses are necessary. Stereotypes and misinformation about the Muslim faith abound in 2017 and the Tempe Islamic Community Center wants

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  • Solar Panels make Morocco’s Mosques a Model for Green Energy

    • February 21, 2017
    • Posted by: Faith Associates
    • Category: Environment, Sustainability, News, Blog
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    Revving engines and hooting horns – sounds from Marrakesh’s busy street filter up to the rooftop of one of the Moroccan city’s biggest mosques. The mosaic-decorated, stone minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque, towers above the flat roof, providing little shelter from the strong sun that beats down onto a row of giant solar panels. That is

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  • New West Windsor Mosque Caters For The Community

    • January 22, 2015
    • Posted by: Faith Associates
    • Category: Sustainability, Blog, Architecture
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    WEST WINDSOR — After almost two decades of holding prayer and gatherings in various meeting places throughout the area, the Institute of Islamic Studies is building a new mosque. The new mosque, which will be a two-story building, with each floor consisting of 15,000 square feet, will be built at 2030 Old Trenton Road in

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  • Burger With A Side Of Bible: Companies Mixing Religion With Retail

    • April 3, 2014
    • Posted by: Faith Associates
    • Category: Sustainability, Blog
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    Hobby Lobby doesn’t want to cover its employees’ morning after pills. Chick-fil-A backs “traditional marriage” as opposed to the same-sex variety. Then there are Forever 21 and In-N-Out Burger, which print Bible verses on their bags. Who knew so many major U.S. corporations were so devoutly religious? Well, we at Forbes did, since we track not just the performance of public and private

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