Can music bring people of different faiths closer together?

In this episode of The Living Experiment, we speak with Dr. Faroque Kahn, Chairman of the Interfaith Institute of Long Island and Sohail Nabi, Patron Board Member Islamic Center of Long Island who conceived Sacred Harmony, a live musical performance celebrating music across faith traditions at the Brookville Church.

Our guests share the inspiration behind the concert and reflect on the power of music to connect people across religious and cultural differences. Their conversation explores how music can create opportunities for understanding, bring communities together, and remind us of the common threads that unite us.

At a time when differences can so easily divide us, Sacred Harmony offers a reminder that we can find connection through shared experiences, openness, and a willingness to listen to one another.

Join us for a conversation about music, faith, and the possibilities of coming together.

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Disclaimer: The religious views and beliefs expressed by interview guests are strictly their own and do not necessarily reflect or represent the values of this podcast or its hosts. We share these conversations to foster cross-cultural understanding, peace, and acceptance, rather than to endorse any specific faith tradition.

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