Gilman Independent Research Islam - Malsi

As Americans, and perhaps as humans, we do a small, inner double take when we see a man with a rough beard and “kufi” in the subway, a woman with a hijab driving a car, or a man reciting the Koran as he takes his 30 minute lunch break from his halal cart. Media has tinted/colored our perception of Islam through dark and light filters conveyed through newspaper and television. Within the three months that I am abroad, I intend to capture Islam using photography as a lens. With select images, I hope to open an exhibit in Babson College’s Glavin Chapel of Multi-Cultural Faith for the community to view...so please comment on any pictures that you think are amazing or needs work. I am open to change! :)

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where's your last photo from? :)

Hi! It was taken in St. Petersburg, Russia! 

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Mosaic Art of Islamic Mosques 

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Children of the World -  Seen in Shanghai

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Children in the Streets of Shanghai

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beautiful blog

Thank you! Happy holidays!

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Children of the World -  Seen in Shanghai

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A Mothers Love 

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Fun Between Children 

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Mosque in Russia 

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wonderful work, my friend - thank you for contributing to the conversation and creation of a greater intercultural exchange. peace be with you, kyle

thank you!

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The Colors of Amber Fort - Jaipur, Rajasthan 

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Undying Love - Yiwu, China 

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Humayun's Tomb and Taj Mahal

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Sidi Saiyyed Mosque - Ahmedabad

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Sidi Saiyyed Mosque - Ahmedabad

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These are great shots, especially the photos of the siblings! Keep up the good work! :)

thank you. They were actually kids from Shanghai, i saw them playing dress-up in the street near a masjid.