Islamic Arts Feature: Pick of the Week 10/17/09

17. October, 2009 Islamic art 6 comments
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Welcome to the another edition of MuslimMatters.org’s regular Islamic Art feature. If you want to see your work on MM, then either email us your images to art[@]muslimmatters[.]org or submit them to our Flickr group.

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  • http://www.muslimyouthmusings.com Arif Kabir

    Masha’Allah, these pictures were very beautiful.

    The first one reminded me of a story in which Imam Johari Abdul Malik went to visit President Clinton with a Kaffiyah. President Clinton said, “Oh wow, this is beautiful – where is it from?” And Imam Johari simply replied, “From Palestine…”

  • http://reemosworld.wordpress.com Reemo

    Wow, those cupcakes look amazing && delicious, MashAllah =)

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/eeejump/ Nizam Fahmi

    I’m glad you like it ;)

  • http://pen-marks.com Sadiyah

    The cupcakes look delicious!

  • artool

    I thought nationalism was against Islam?.. What’s so Islamic about Flags on a cupcake?

  • http://imuslim.tv iMuslim

    Oh yes, because there are no such thing as nations, tribes, boundaries, etc… we’re all one big homogeneous lump of Muslims, to the extent that a simple flag offends our sensibilities…C’mon! :)

    Nationalism is the belief that one nation/race is superior to another. To recognise the reality of geography is hardly nationalism. The person who made the cupcakes was simply decorating them in line with the event: i.e., raising awareness of the occupation of Palestine.