Jawlah fī ʿālam alfan al-islāmī: Journey through Islamic art
By Na'íma bint Robert
One girl discovers Islamic art’s hidden stories as imagination transforms every pattern, palace and garden.
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What is Jawlah fī ʿālam alfan al-islāmī: Journey through Islamic art about?
A young girl’s imagination carries her on a remarkable journey through the world of Islamic art and architecture. She visits grand mosques, richly decorated palaces and beautiful ornamental gardens, discovering patterns, colours and designs shaped by centuries of history and belief. Along the way, readers encounter the creativity and achievements of Islamic cultures across different places and periods. With vivid illustrations and an accessible narrative, the book introduces young readers to an inspiring artistic heritage.
About the author
Na’ima Bint Robert is an award-winning British author who writes thoughtful books for children and young people. Her stories often celebrate family, friendship, identity and understanding different cultures. She is well known for picture books such as The Swirling Hijab and Ramadan Moon, as well as novels including Far from Home and She Wore Red Trainers. Na’ima also works as an editor and writing coach, helping writers share their ideas. Her books have been enjoyed by readers around the world.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2005
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