In The Name of God - Middle East Archive
In the Name of God highlights Western misconceptions around Islam and showcasing the faith’s peaceful nature. Set against the backdrop of rising Islamophobia in France, it underscores the importance of accurate representation. The book celebrates the cultural and religious life of the Muslim diaspora in France, highlighting their resilience and devotion through photography. It portrays daily expressions of faith, communal practices, and the integrated blend of tradition and modernity, aiming to reshape perceptions and celebrate the beauty of Islam and its ummah.
The book features photographs from Algerian photographer Mohamed Lounes, Iranian photographer Abbas and other photographers.
The book includes an introduction written by founder and curator Romaisa Baddar. Translated by Mourad Nusair.
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$21.52In The Name of God - Middle East Archive
In the Name of God highlights Western misconceptions around Islam and showcasing the faith’s peaceful nature. Set against the backdrop of rising Islamophobia in France, it underscores the importance of accurate representation. The book celebrates the cultural and religious life of the Muslim diaspora in France, highlighting their resilience and devotion through photography. It portrays daily expressions of faith, communal practices, and the integrated blend of tradition and modernity, aiming to reshape perceptions and celebrate the beauty of Islam and its ummah.
The book features photographs from Algerian photographer Mohamed Lounes, Iranian photographer Abbas and other photographers.
The book includes an introduction written by founder and curator Romaisa Baddar. Translated by Mourad Nusair.
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In the Name of God highlights Western misconceptions around Islam and showcasing the faith’s peaceful nature. Set against the backdrop of rising Islamophobia in France, it underscores the importance of accurate representation. The book celebrates the cultural and religious life of the Muslim diaspora in France, highlighting their resilience and devotion through photography. It portrays daily expressions of faith, communal practices, and the integrated blend of tradition and modernity, aiming to reshape perceptions and celebrate the beauty of Islam and its ummah.
The book features photographs from Algerian photographer Mohamed Lounes, Iranian photographer Abbas and other photographers.
The book includes an introduction written by founder and curator Romaisa Baddar. Translated by Mourad Nusair.
