Muslims attending BYU focus on similarities between Islam, LDS tenets (Deseret News - Dec 2009)
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705353014/Muslims-attending-BYU-focus-on-similarities-between-Islam-LDS-tenets.html
LDS church gymnasium open for Muslim worship services
"The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, a Mormon church on Old Highway 94 in St. Charles,
provides space every Friday in its gymnasium for Muslims to spread their prayer rugs and worship." (August 24, 2010)
BYU publishes classic text written by Islamic philosopher
"The publication of Avicenna's work is "an acknowledgment of the great contributions Arabic and Islamic civilization have made to the world,"
Daniel C. Peterson said. "It is an expression of respect for Muslim tradition on the part of Latter-day Saints."
Mormons, Muslims get along by creating books, not destroying them
"The threat by Pastor Terry Jones to burn the Qur'an was all over the news. What if, instead of destroying Muslim books,
we were actually to create them, by translating the classic works of the Islamic golden age into English?
"That is the project Dan Peterson, a professor of Arabic at Brigham Young University has been engaged in for more than a decade,
a project that has built tremendous goodwill and resulted in many lasting friendships between Muslims and those of the Mormon faith.
McKay Coppins: Why I defend Muslims
Muslim 'Day of Dignity' observed in Baltimore
"The Mormon Church donated some of the school supplies and all of the hygiene kits. While interfaith charity efforts are not uncommon,
the Muslim-Mormon team catches some people by surprise, Amin said."
Orange County, Calif., Muslims, Mormons break fast (Sept. 7, 2010)
Make LDS part of Mideast solution, rabbi suggests
""If the (Quorum of the) Twelve were to approach the United States government...[a mormon POTUS, perhaps?] and say,
'We really feel that the religious dimension should be engaged in any kind of process to seek a way
to bring about peace in the Holy Land' ... I think that would be very helpful," Rabbi David Rosen told an audience at BYU."