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Kashmiri Muslim women prays inside the shrine of Shah Hamadan, on his death anniversary in Srinagar, India, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010. Thousands of Kashmiri Sufi Muslim devotees thronged the shrine of Saint Hamdani, who traveled to Kashmir from Iran to spread Islam in the region.(Photo/Burhaan Kinu)
Art College plan,
Muzharul Islam, 1953-55
in An Architect in Bangladesh: Conversations with Muzharul Islam
This is a painting called Good or Evil? by Peter Reynosa. It uses the crescent moon and star as a symbol for Islam.
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NOVI PAZAR, SERBIA, 28 APRIL 2002 ---- Moslem men in the southern Serbian city of Novi Pazar, near the borders of Montenegro, Kosovo and Bosnia, worship at a local mosque. A religious revival is now taking place among many of Europe's 40 million followers of Islam..
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(C) Photo Credit: Mark H. Milstein/ Northfoto
An event was held at the BC Legislature to celebrate and honour British Columbians of Islamic heritage.
This is one of a number of Sassanid-era bas reliefs carved on the cliffs below the tombs of the Achaemenid kings at Naqsh-e Rustam.
I photographed the others but, frankly, they are in such poor condition and are so confusing that I decided not to inflict the photos on my viewers.
In this piece, Ahura Mazda, the principal Zoroastrian deity, invests king Ardashir I with the ring of kingship.
Ardashir I founded the Sassanid dynasty, which ruled Persia from the early 3rd century C.E. until the Empire collapsed in 651 C.E. Among other things, the Sassanids are notable for being the last pre-Islamic empire to rule Persia.
The artwork dates to the 3rd century C.E.
Naqsh-e Rustam, Iran.