Hamza Loved your story, i find myself wanting another glimpse long after the credits roll. I want to know how the kids are doing? how the Baby is growing? Your marriage I pray, May Jesus bless your home, May God guide you on this path. As you encourage all who witness you. Stay strong my brother, don't let the enemy break you, he is already defeated. I feel empowered by your message. And I accept the charge to do better in my life, in my community, in my home, within my SOUL. Thank You

At first, I thought it was going to be more fanatical crap, but, as we follow this young man's journey, we can see him learn tolerance and acceptance of others. He makes his peace with Jews and Christians throught what he learns about Mohammed (according to him) and I'd say the world could use more Muslim leaders like him.

a daring and honest look into the lives of a muslim family, the challenges, and the remarkable transformation some achieve, all with a neutral look portrayed over more than two years looking inside. Amazing in it's ability to peek at the other side as it is, and show the lives as it unfolds into a beautiful humane story of normal people who are so beautiful at heart, at peace with themselves, the environment and the other. A religion at peace with the world; the story with the jewish poet and the christian community is heart warming indeed.If only we are able to have the courage to view the other with our own eyes and not with others telling us what to see. Amazing.

I appreciate the documentary Hulu. It is good to see views of a religion other than ours that does not perpetuate the stereotypes you see on the television. I don't know about any other posters on here, but hatred towards another religion is a decidedly "un-Christian" view. If we call ourselves Christians (or merely those claiming to defend the the "christian" values our country was founded upon), it's a fail if we are to pass off another religion as hate and racist. We as of late, have been looking like the intolerant country. If you're not of any other religious denomination, then I don't see where they have the right to pass judgement on any religion at all. As for hate and racism, I saw none. I think people discussing how they are being treated on the lower end of the socioeconomic totem pole has nothing to do with hatred or racism. I think it is we who are failing to show tolerance towards other religions and ideas for no other reason than ignorance. That's hatred and racism my friends.