How can I show appreciation to a religious stranger? There is

That doesn't make any sense, how does a Muslim run a pizza place? Most topping contain pork.

>>17813963
I suppose making unclean foods doesn't compromise his practise.
I have cooked some good non-kosher meals myself.

Most Muslims (non westernized) hate Jews, and given that he is devout enough to pray, he probably does too. So the best you can do is nothing.

>>17813963

What? I live in a Muslim country. We have pizza and we have it quite often. There are more toppings than pork-related ones.

>>17813955
Ask him to put you in his oven

>>17813955
The primacy of literacy in Judaism and Islam presents a shared value that the both of you can appreciate. You could gift him a book such as 'Religious Tolerance in World Religions'; thusly you each would each gain an altruistic topic for discussion, if you read the book also. That esteem granted to abate the hatred- makes everyone feel welcome and comfortable.

>>17814617
Keep in mind that it could also easily be taken as an underhanded gesture, given all this Islamophobia as of late.

>>17814641
One of my smaller goals is to kind of say
"Hey, I don't hate Muslims like many people do right now. We can be friendly and appreciative of one another despite political strife!"

>>17813955
you could show appreciation by going in and ordering pizza a lot, and letting him know that you admire what he is doing.