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Islamic Arts Feature: Pick of the Week 03/20/10

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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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Flame of Allah, by Sunflower Central.
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Flame of Allah, by Sunflower Central. The background piece is a water color layer of different oranges. In the foreground is a paper with the Calligraphy cut from it to give a view to the background piece. The foreground ground is a rounded kufic style caligraphy that is actually in English. It is done in pen and ink with a dark blue ink to contrast with the fluid style of the orange water colors in the background.

Cubistic take on Ramadan, by aLeeNa

Cubistic take on Ramadan, by aLeeNa

By BlueEpocha

By BlueEpocha

The commute home, by falanadimkana.

The commute home, by falanadimkana.

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Dr Mehzabeen b. Ibrahim joined MuslimMatters as a blogger in late 2007 under the handle 'iMuslim', whilst still a struggling grad student. Since then, she has attained a PhD in Molecular Biology and a subsequent Masters in Bioinformatics, and now works as a specialist in this field for a well-known British, medical charity, masha'Allah. Somewhere in between she found the time to get married, alhamdulillah. She likes to dabble in photo and videography, a sample of which can be found on her personal blog: iMuslim.tv.

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5 Comments

  1. aLeeNa

    March 20, 2010 at 8:13 PM

    The watercolour and ink piece is really beautiful! mA! I love how the ink work is so calligraphic in English (: very cool!

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  2. Ibn Masood

    March 20, 2010 at 9:08 PM

    HAHHAHAHA I’m surprised no one caught onto ‘falanadimkana’

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    • iMuslim

      March 25, 2010 at 11:01 AM

      I know what ‘falana’ means… but what does ‘dimkana’ mean? It’s not something dodgy, I hope?! I also asked my parents, and they didn’t know, so I’m guessing it’s not Hindi/Urdu?

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  3. Reina

    March 20, 2010 at 10:06 PM

    All of these are great, mA! The first two are really beautiful.

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  4. abu Abdullah

    March 21, 2010 at 6:32 AM

    subahan Allaah. i liked commute home very much.

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