RE-ENGINEERING OF MINDS TOWARDS PEACE
Spirit of Islam, September 2018, p. 28
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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Join Maulana Wahiduddin Khan Peace Foundation Project Laying the foundation for global peace is a gigantic task. Presently the Ambassadors of Peace (AoPs) are volunteering and donating for the cause. To make peace a reality requires the support of many more peace activists. We invite you to join Maulana Wahiduddin Khan Peace Foundation Project by supporting: Project 1. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan Peace Centre, New Delhi that is acting as a hub for networking for peace. You can donate and volunteer for the Centre. Project 2. CPS Multimedia by supporting the development and publishing of print content like books, course material, e-books, audios and videos, apps, websites and social networking to spread the message of peace. Project 3. CPS Programme by donating for/participating in the CPS Programme. Project 4. CPS Academic Programme–Education by donating for programmes and running the courses in your institute or area. Project 5. CPS Academic Programme–Research by facilitating and sponsoring academic researches and partnering with the Centre. Project 6. Ambassadors of Peace Training by supporting the training of the Ambassadors of Peace and helping them set up Peace Centres globally. Project 7. CPS Global Network by donating for the Centre's development and infrastructure and/or sponsoring peace material for free distribution. 1, Nizamuddin West Market, New Delhi-110013 | info@cpsglobal.org www.cpsinternational.info | www.cpsglobal.org |www.facebook.com/maulanawkhan/ MAULANA WAHIDUDDIN KHAN P E A C E F O U N D A T I O N R E - E N G I N E E R I N G M I N D S T O W A R D S P E A C E The vision of the foundation is to introduce the message of peace into each and every home in the world to usher in an era of global peace and unity. To partner with us contact:

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