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guillaumeb

(42,641 posts) Thu Dec 6, 2018, 03:40 PM Dec 2018

A new play, 'Christmas Mubarak,' mixes Christian and Muslim stories of Jesus' birth

From the article:

The scene is familiar from many Nativity scenes arranged at this time of year: the Virgin Mary, cradling the newborn Jesus.
Then, the baby speaks, defending his mother’s innocence and declaring he has been appointed as a prophet.
That might come as a surprise to Christians in the audience of the new play “Christmas Mubarak.”

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A new play, 'Christmas Mubarak,' mixes Christian and Muslim stories of Jesus' birth (Original Post) guillaumeb Dec 2018 OP

Hi guillaumeb - Thank you for posting this - it sounds very interesting! Pendrench Dec 2018 #1

I would also like to see it. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #3

Speaking infants? MineralMan Dec 2018 #2

Not a fan of the arts? guillaumeb Dec 2018 #4

Harry Potter? MineralMan Dec 2018 #5

I confess to not having read any Harry Potter books. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #6

Not my literary interest. MineralMan Dec 2018 #7

Often the metaphors convey quite the opposite guillaumeb Dec 2018 #8

Pendrench

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1. Hi guillaumeb - Thank you for posting this - it sounds very interesting!

Reply to guillaumeb (Original post)

Thu Dec 6, 2018, 05:12 PM

Dec 2018

I hope it does well enough that they perform in other cities closer to me

Hope all is well with you.

Tim

guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)

3. I would also like to see it.

Reply to Pendrench (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 6, 2018, 06:09 PM

Dec 2018

My own view is that Christianity and Islam are all descended from Judaism, obviously, and that the common elements make this type of event a great expression of that commonality.

Peace to you also.

Guill