AIF Visual Art Links
Featured Artist
Michael C. Carlos Museum
Islamic Calligraphy and the Quran Exhibition
August 28, 2010 to December 5, 2010
Traces of the Calligrapher: Islamic Calligraphy in Practice, c. 1600–1900 presents elegant and masterful works of calligraphy alongside the finely rendered tools used to create them, such as inkwells, penknives, burnishers, and paper scissors. The accompanying exhibition Writing the Word of God: Calligraphy and the Qur'an brings to light key developments in the Islamic scripts from Spain to North Africa and to Greater Iran through a selection of folios from Qur'ans dating from the seventh century to the fifteenth century. Together, these exhibitions reveal the significant role of calligraphy and calligraphers in the Islamic lands across several centuries and two continents.
Learn more at: http://www.carlos.emory.edu/islamic-calligraphy-exhibition
Visual Artists featured at monthly discussion meetings
A Jihad for Love
"Allah Made Me Funny"
American Muslim Teenager's Handbook
American Ramadan
A Mystical Journey
Football Undercover
FUNdamentalist Films
Interview with Zarqa Nawaz
"Me and the Mosque"
"Little Mosque on the Prairie"
**Season 1 of Little Mosque on the Prairie is available to check out from the AIF Library!**
Graphic/Web Design: Makki Style
I am a Muslim!(MAS)
I am a Muslim- Public Service Announcement
I am a Muslim - International
I am a Muslim - Neighbor
Iraqi LGBT - A New Fear in Iraq
Kelly Izdihar Crosby
Khalil Bendib
"Land called Paradise"
Modest and Beautiful - Hijab Photo Blog
Muslims for Peace
Muslim Girl World
My Stroke of Insight
Norwegian Muslim Photo Blog
On a Wing and a Prayer
Progress Theatre
Rumi Returning
Sara Rahbar
Short Film: Hijab of Dena
The 99 Comic Book Series
The Domestic Crusaders
Witness to Discrimination: What Would You Do?
You're So Wrong About Me
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featured Video Link
Mooz-lum
MOOZ-lum is the story of a black family within the first large generation of Muslims born and raised in this country and the trials and tribulations faced while practicing Islamic faith in American Society.
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Heard from...
Ani Zonneveld
As I’ve gotten to know the many beautiful people of faiths and their teachings, I have come to learn of our common principals of peace, justice, humility, and that we are truly ONE humanity, all praying to the same God in our different ways.