Are you curious about Islam but hesitant to ask your Muslim Co-Worker those lingering questions? 25 Questions You've Always Wanted to Ask Your Muslim Co-Worker is the perfect guide to bridge the gap between curiosity and understanding.

This book provides clear, concise, and respectful answers to the most common questions about Islam and its practices, covering topics like prayer, fasting, workplace etiquette, and much more. Written with an approachable tone, it aims to foster open conversations and build mutual respect in diverse workplaces.

Inside, you’ll find:

Simple explanations to questions you might feel awkward asking.
Insights into Muslim practices and beliefs, demystifying common misconceptions.
Tips for creating a more inclusive and understanding workplace environment.

Whether you’re a colleague, manager, or simply someone eager to learn, this book offers a valuable resource for embracing diversity and fostering genuine connections. By understanding the "why" behind Islamic practices, you’ll find that breaking barriers is easier than you think.

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