Mike Ghouse

2 weeks ago | newageislam.com | Mike Ghouse

By Dr. Mike Ghouse Introduction The phrase "Kill the Infidels wherever you find them" is often cited as the whole truth without reading preceding and following verses. out of context, leading to widespread misconceptions about Islam. This article aims to delve into the historical and textual background of this verse, providing clarity and promoting a more accurate understanding.

1 month ago | theghousediary.com | Mike Ghouse

Understanding the Basics of TariffsTariffs are taxes imposed by governments on imported goods. When a country places a tariff on products coming from abroad, it makes those foreign goods more expensive. The goal? To encourage consumers to buy domestically made alternatives instead. This isn’t just an economic policy—it’s a tool of strategy, power, and protectionism. Historically, nations have used tariffs to safeguard local industries from unfair competition.

Feb 7, 2025 | linkedin.com | Mike Ghouse

Mike Ghouse I was deeply involved in advocating for religious freedom and human rights alongside around 150 other organizations in the Washington area. We all worked tirelessly, sending letters and petitions and doing everything possible. However, many of us were disappointed as setbacks mounted, and we lost hope. When Russia invaded Ukraine, instead of uniting efforts to find peace, President Biden opted to supply weapons to the Ukrainians, leading to further violence and loss of life.

Sep 8, 2024 | linkedin.com | Mike Ghouse

One Nation Under God Mike Ghouse Mike Ghouse Speaker | Author | Pluralist | Wedding officiant Published Sep 8, 2024 Recently, I had the honor of officiating a unique wedding in New York. The groom's parents were Sikh and Hindu, while the bride's parents were Muslim and Christian.

Jul 3, 2024 | countercurrents.org | Jay Janson |Philip Farruggio |Mike Ghouse |Dustin Pickering

Every year, Americans are supposed to celebrate July 4th as the founding of a U.S.A. both free and enslaved. The fourth of July is a federal holiday. On July 4, 1776, the population of the United States, then the Thirteen Colonies, was estimated to be about 2.5 million people. This population included both free individuals and enslaved people. Out of this population, approximately 500,000 individuals were enslaved African Americans.