Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
World Without Hate
Clip: 9/4/2014 | 8m 23s
Rais Bhuiyan has made forgiveness and mercy his life's work after an attempt on his life.
Days after 9/11, Rais Bhuiyan was shot in the head by Mark Stroman in a hate crime targeted at Arabs. Bhuiyan survived the attack, and Stroman was sentenced to death, but Bhuiyan felt compelled to not let the story end there. "I realize that I need to forgive him in public and do something to save the life," says Bhuiyan.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
World Without Hate
Clip: 9/4/2014 | 8m 23s
Days after 9/11, Rais Bhuiyan was shot in the head by Mark Stroman in a hate crime targeted at Arabs. Bhuiyan survived the attack, and Stroman was sentenced to death, but Bhuiyan felt compelled to not let the story end there. "I realize that I need to forgive him in public and do something to save the life," says Bhuiyan.
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