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 Topic: Sandow Birk (American Artist)

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  • Sandow Birk (American Artist)
     OP - October 15, 2009, 09:39 AM

    I was inspired by Manat's http://www.councilofexmuslims.com/index.php?topic=7096.msg176575;topicseen#new thread which was a good find indeed, so I browsed the artist behind the illuminated Quran paintings and found these about the 99 names of Allah. This guy has cool ideas. Here is one sample of the 5 (God's 99 names) paintings and also a quote from his website below...





    The Ninety-Nine Names of God
    In collaboration with Elyse Pignolet

    A series of five drawings, done in collaboration with Elyse Pignolet, depict each of the airports involved in the Sept. 11th attacks - the three airports from which the four flights departed and the two airports which were the intended destinations of the flights. The departure gates of the airports are labeled with the "99 Most Perfect Names of God", from the Hadith.
    The ?99 Most Perfect Names of God? is an Islamic tradition of names found in the Qur?an and the Hadith, the second most important book in Islam. Lists of the ninety-nine names vary, as there are more than ninety-nine names appearing in the two books. In Islamic artworks, lists of the ninety-nine names often appear in elaborate calligraphy and with extensive decorations.

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