Showing posts with label Muslim project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muslim project. Show all posts

29.9.11

Kalimat: Magazine Feature.

I'm ecstatic about Kalimat magazine's fall issue, where my thesis project is featured. 

"Kalimat Magazine is committed to rejuvenating Arabic culture by providing an outlet for political, cultural and social expression within the Arab region and its Diaspora. At the same time, it is a visual communication tool that serves to change Western perception of Arabs. The purpose is to be an open outlet for expression and to increase participation within the cultural/creative scene, therefore, the content is created by Arab people, the writers are Arab, the editor is Arab, the people featured are Arab."

Flip to page 109 to read my article.








*** Thank you so much Danah Abdulah ***


22.6.11

Muslima: Parent's guide book on Islam.

Part of my thesis project was a parent guidebook on Islam. Since parents are an integral part in a child's life, I felt intrigued to write this book; dispelling common misconceptions and misunderstandings on Islam.

(Click to enlarge)




18.5.11

Religious Stereotypes.

This book was the reason I chose to delve deeper into the issue of negative religious stereotypes and ways to solve them. It actually is my one of my favorite books I wrote so far. The book is one hundred and fifteen pages.

(To read just click on the image and flip through)





***Umbrella people illustrations by Jon Turner***

14.5.11

Muslima project dolls.

These are the main three characters in my Muslima storybook series...

that's Ally up there...

And that's me (if you hadn't noticed the resemblance)...

And that's Nina...

P.S. I'd rather not mention who they were made by since it wasn't a pleasant experience at all.

26.1.11

Thesis project.

For all my dear readers and followers, I'm excited to announce that my thesis blog is now up.

Read about the project intent, and see the process here.



Comments and suggestions are highly appreciated, 
as well as nice words of encouragement ;)