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When the current wave of violence began, she says, they took part in the local riots. I lock my door now, which is something I haven’t done in a very long time.Muslim singles know well how hard it can be to find a partner in the US, let alone one you wish to marry and settle down with!In 1997, when he was nineteen, he left to attend Grinnell College, a small liberal-arts school in the middle of Iowa. Michael Showalter, a comedian and director who has admired Nanjiani from the beginning, told me, “Anyone who saw him saw how smart and fresh his voice was.“I thought, from watching TV and stuff, that America was one place,” he told me. The question wasn’t whether he’d be successful, only which direction he’d choose to go in.” The year of the Letterman set, Nanjiani landed a recurring role on “The Colbert Report,” as a Guantánamo detainee who lives under Stephen Colbert’s desk.Still, I think that things will calm down soon,” Agbariyah explains.

I am secular in outlook and am married to a Christian, but I identify with and cherish the Jewish tradition, culture, history and community,” she said.As a child, Nanjiani spoke Urdu at home; he learned English at school, and picked up colloquialisms from TV.“I grew up watching ‘Ghostbusters’ and ‘Knight Rider’ and Hot Wheels commercials,” he said.While there are quite a few mixed couples in Israel, with one partner Jewish and the other Muslim, many of them are afraid to provide a glimpse into their fascinating lives.Now especially, when the street is becoming a jungle and hatred is bubbling over and blinding so many people from both religions, these families prefer to seclude themselves until the rage passes. It’s not something you can hide,” Alaa Agbariyah tells Al-Monitor. While many mixed families lived in mixed cities, Alaa and Hagar live in the Arab town of Umm al-Fahm. I’m not afraid that anything will happen there,” he says, “but on my way to work, on the bus, anything can happen. Ever since this all began, I’ve preferred to drive to work with friends instead of taking the bus.” He says that the current wave of violence has had no impact on his relationship with Jewish friends and colleagues at work.