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Islamic Art, Literature, and Culture

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The many followers of Islam are spread around the globe from traditional lands in the Middle East and parts of Africa to metropolitan European cities. This extremely varied group of people nevertheless shares a distinct and rich style of arts, architecture, poetry, epic literature, painting, and philosophy. This book follows the intriguing history of Islamic arts and literature through the ages from the Umayyad Dynasty to the modern Islamic world.
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    • School Library Journal

      April 1, 2010
      Gr 11 Up-This British-published set is weakened by weighty theological discussions, overuse of Arabic words, and overly dense prose. The titles are admiring of Islam. Although "History" and "Art" provide adequate material, they are dry and often difficult to follow. "Beliefs and Practices" is the best of the group. However, in all three titles, black sidebars with gray print are difficult to read, poorly reproduced photos and illustrations add little to the text, and, aside from one grainy offering in "Beliefs and Practices", there are no maps to help readers with locations. Only the most advanced secondary students will find these books readable or helpful.

      Copyright 2010 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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