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Nazish Qureshi, Muslim Climate Watch
Nazish Qureshi, the founding father of Muslim Climate Watch says that the Muslim-fasting month of Ramadan presents “a beautiful pathway in the direction of rejection of a tradition of consumption and wastefulness, components which have contributed to Earth’s air pollution and accelerated international warming.
“Abstaining from meals and selections that impede our self-actualization allows us to transcend the vices of greed and envy, which thrive within the realm of overindulgence and consumerism,” she says.
Green Muslims create a calendar for Ramadan
She based Muslim Climate Watch to empower Muslims with the training and sources to steer the local weather justice motion as khalifa on Earth. “We advocate for local weather motion rooted in Islamic rules and impressed by the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
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“Through research-based training and advocacy, we amplify the voices of marginalized Muslims disproportionately affected by local weather change.
As we enter this holy time for Muslims, Qureshi shares a useful resource developed along with Green Muslims, Green Ramadan, and Interfaith Power & Light –– a Ramadan Creation Care calendar, to print and submit in your masjid or at house.
Get your Ramadan calendar here (links to PDF).
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