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John Thomas Pinna is an American international development professional, religious freedom advocate, and national security adviser. Over a 25-year career, Pinna has managed and raised over $600 million in development funds across 43 projects, engaging in policy development in 22 countries, primarily in the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia. He is the founder and executive director of Muslims for Muslims International (M4M) and the co-host of the Crossing Faiths[1] podcast, the first Muslim-Christian podcast to foster interfaith dialogue, now the largest multifaith podcast.
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