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Blog on Islamic inscriptions, Islamic art, it reception and its representation. SquareKufic—The NEWSLETTER: https://xitter.cf/t.co/eNBa1l7aV7

Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Joined August 2014
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After much thought and internal discussion, I have decided to put Twitter on hold: for numerous reasons. I have started a Tumblr account, that you might want to follow if you are interested: squarekufic.tumblr.com/
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"Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself." Rumi
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From today's fieldwork in the Iraqi western desert. The lack of rain has led to increase the impact of wind weathering and erosion on archaeological sites. Theses sites were standing for hundreds of years, but has started to collapse within the last 10 years. #ClimateCrisis – at Iraq
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The Qur’an Manuscript Studies Blog aims to promote and disseminate the results of advanced study and research in the fields of Islamic and Qur’anic manuscripts. Guest post guidelines & submission: quranmss.com/guidelines (@britishlibrary's Or. 1397, photo Ahmed Shaker)
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“Giulia, can I borrow the book you read on Gertrude Bell?” “Sure, it’s not in perfect conditions though...” ... 😳
After months of thinking about it, finally I managed to write a newsletter on Tipu Sultan. mailchi.mp/5738f89bf0f8/roar
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How true "Gaza is not mentioned by name anywhere in the exhibition space. It feels intentional: Mentioning Gaza is a step too far for the Art Institute of Chicago." The Limits of Palestinian Art: An Exhibition Review by N. A. Mansour hazine.info/na-mansour-limit… via @hazineblog
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