Policymakers often characterize Middle Eastern conflict as religiously-motivated and identity-driven, assuming that religious intolerance is innate, ossified, and destined to fuel conflict well into the future. This paper questions such assumptions by examining the origins of re…
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The study is an attempt to highlight some of the problems and obstacles that hinder Christian-Muslim peaceful co-existence in the post-independence Malaysia and Nigeria. Although our main concentration is based on issues found in these two cou Being once parts of the British Emp…
There is a growing trend of religious intolerance in the South Asian subcontinent. In order to effectively counter it we need to have insights into the elements of the psyche of the region that once allowed for much more tolerance and pluralism. Popular folklore is used to acces…