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In his interfaith congregation in Seattle, Jamal Rahman, a Muslim Sufi minister and one of the Interfaith Amigos, usually opens his sermon by quoting his favorite Sufi visionary teacher: Mullah Nasurddin: "I am getting sick and tired of this lousy cheese sandwich," complained Mullah repeatedly. "Mullah, tell your wife to make something different," his co-workers advised. "But I am not married," Mullah replied. "I am the one who is making these sandwiches."
Guests
- Jamal Rahman, author of The Fragrance of Faith: The Enlightened Heart of Islam
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