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Pioneering literature and cultural calligraphy in the North of England. Razwan Ul-Haq's Phobiastan.

November 16, 2018

Arabic Art Teaching Classroom Engaging Public in Art Experimental Literature Literary Minimalism Phobiastan Razwan Ul Haq schools UK

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Islamic Art for Schools: Hi, I'm Mo Abdi. I began blogging for fun and posting random thoughts about Islamic Art for schools. Five years and hundreds of blog queries later, I have been lucky enough to be hosting the work of Artists from all around the world like Razwan Ul-Haq, Almir Cek Sujkovic, Lulwah Hameed and to be helped by people of different backgrounds and faiths. My aim is to work with Artists like Razwan, Almir and Lulwah to introduce resources in Islamic Art that are free for use by teachers and schools. The resources on the website are inclusive and broad to promote cohesion and love between people. I'd love to hear from you! I tweet at @MohammadAbdi99

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