When the garment of "other" is cast off by you, the cloister becomes a mosque.

According to Shabistari, a Persian Sufi poet, as long as you see a stranger in the other, the mosque itself is worth no more than any other place; but when you let go of that separating gaze, every place becomes a place of meeting with God. Today, when you face someone of another culture or another faith, drop the labels for a moment and look for what brings you closer.