Examples of using Ashafa in English and their translations into German
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Peace can start with your forgiveness,' urged Imam Ashafa.
Imam Ashafa performs ritual ablutions in front of his house in Kaduna.
This is a very important moment for the continent of Africa,' Ashafa said.
Imam Ashafa said it was necessary to challenge materialism and to know when'enough is enough.
Dr Channer replied,'Practical exampleslike that of Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa.
 Pastor Dr James Wuye and Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa are finalists for the Intercultural Innovation Award.
Imam Ashafa challenged students to use their knowledge and skills to promote peace and reconciliation.
Renowned peacemakers from Nigeria, Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye, led the capacity-building process.
Our prayer is that you will return home,' he said.‘Peacecan start with your forgiveness,' urged Imam Ashafa.
Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa emphasized in his acceptance speech that the drums of war sometimes beat louder than the ones of peace.
In the midst of such conflict of politicalinterests and religious tensions, Imam Ashafa and Pastor James have demonstrated extraordinary courage and dedication.
Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor Jame Wuye- former militia leaders turned peace-makers from Nigeria- were invited to mediate in the worst-affected district.
Joyce Dubensky,Executive Vice President of the Tanenbaum Center described Imam Ashafa and Pastor James as‘ heroes' and commended Dr Alan Channer's‘ story-telling and truth-telling.
Pastor James and Imam Ashafa also presented the Annual Humanitarian Award at the We Are Family Foundation(WAFF) to Nile Rodgers, world-renowned song-writer and music producer.
A head teacher was struck by theway in which former enemies Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye, depicted in the film, now work together to foster peace.
Imam Muhammad Ashafa comes from a Muslim family, which ever since the colonization by Great Britain in the 19th century has put up resistance against the western-Christian influence in Nigeria.
On Wednesday, 30th October 2013, the awarding ceremony of the Hessian PeacePrize 2013 to Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor Dr James Quye was held in the Hessian State Parliament.
We need to learn, indeed, from Imam Ashafa and Pastor James and multiply in a thousand places their experiences of healing and reconciliation.
The Imam and the Pastor[3] and An African Answer[4],together with the Resource Guide written by Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa on how to use the films to help transform conflict situations.
Ashafa confessed that he himself had fallen into the hands of incapable and mischievous leaders before discovering that‘the powerful weapon used by Prophet Mohamed was the power of forgiveness….
The workshop started with a screening of the film An African Answer, which depicts a reconciliation between Kikuyu and Kalenjin communities,mediated by Imam Ashafa and Pastor Wuye, following post-election violence in Kenya in 2007/8.
Pastor Dr James Wuye and Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa are finalists for the Intercultural Innovation Award, conferred by a unique partnership between the United Nations Alliance of Civilisations and BMW.
With a new-found volition to work together for peace, nine community leaders from Baringo participated in a training of grass-roots practitioners, in November 2012, given by internationally renowned peacemakers Pastor James Wuye andImam Muhammad Ashafa.
Imam Dr Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor Dr James Wuye, of the Interfaith Mediation Centre in Nigeria, together with Dr Alan Channer of IofC's FLTfilms, were speakers at the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Forum in Minneapolis, USA.
The second episode,'Love's Story', concluded with an eight minute segment on Pastor James Wuye andImam Muhammad Ashafa- who'come together to reconcile and to honor one of the most sacred teachings at the heart of both their faiths: love your enemies'.
Imam Ashafa told Kwopin that he should continue to share his experience not only with other Pokots but with the neighbouring communities; that he should see himself as an example, not only to Kenya and to Africa, but to the world.
A short discussion with the minister was followed by ajoint press conference where Imam Ashafa told journalists that although he and Pastor Wuye differed on some theological issues, they were determined to contribute to the making of a safer world.
Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa, who feature in The Imam and the Pastor, spoke on the Sunday programme on Radio 4 on Oct 3, in an item linked to the 50th anniversary of Nigeria's independence.
In the 1990s,Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa led opposing, armed militias, dedicated to defending their respective communities as violence broke out in Kaduna, northern Nigeria.
John Campbell, former US Ambassador to Nigeria, hosted Imam Ashafa and Pastor James at a well-attended Roundtable on African Answers to Ethnic and Religious Conflict at Council on Foreign Relations- publishers of Foreign Affairs magazine.