Muslem Collection

Muslim woman in black burka or niqab - Istanbul, Turkey
Profile portrait of muslim woman in black burka or niqab. Only her eyes can be seen. Istanbul, Turkey Date: circa 1980

Women of Bethlehem, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345717 Women of Bethlehem, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

Chella necropolis, medersa, detail of the door (mosaic)
GDG326068 Chella necropolis, medersa, detail of the door (mosaic) by Moroccan School; Chellah, Rabat, Morocco; (add.info)

Chella necropolis, detail of a decorative panel (mosaic)
GDG326069 Chella necropolis, detail of a decorative panel (mosaic) by Moroccan School; Chellah, Rabat, Morocco; (add.info)

Majnun visited in the wilderness by the Shaykh Salim, folio from a Layla u-Majnun by
FSG325358 Majnun visited in the wilderness by the Shaykh Salim, folio from a Layla u-Majnun by Nizami (d.1209) 1475-1500 (opaque watercolour, ink and gold on paper) by Persian School

Druze princess, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345732 Druze princess, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

Women of Latakia, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345710 Women of Latakia, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

Women of Tripoli, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345735 Women of Tripoli, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

Muslim women of Sidon, from La Syrie d aujourd hui
GDG345722 Muslim women of Sidon, from La Syrie d aujourd hui. Voyages dans la Phenicie, le Liban et la Judee. 1875-1880 of Louis Charles Emile Lortet, 1884 (b/w engraving) by French School

Dusty alleys, Nefta, Tunisia
Arab man walks through the dusty alleys of Nefta, southern Tunisia, North Africa Date: 1987

Canticles of Holy Mary. Reign of Alfonso X. 13th century. Miniature. Detail. Spanish reconquest. Christian castle siege

Main Street in Samarkand, Early Morning, 1869-70 (oil on canvas)
BAL172721 Main Street in Samarkand, Early Morning, 1869-70 (oil on canvas) by Vereshchagin, Vasili Vasilievich (1842-1904); 28.7x40.8 cm; Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia; Russian, out of copyright

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"Unveiling the Beauty of Muslim Culture: A Glimpse into Istanbul, Bethlehem, and Beyond" In the bustling streets of Istanbul, Turkey, a Muslim woman gracefully dons her black burka or niqab, embodying both tradition and modesty. Journeying to Bethlehem through the lens of "La Syrie d'aujourd'hui, " we encounter a captivating group of women who proudly represent their Muslim heritage. The Chella necropolis unveils its intricate mosaic details on a medersa door—a testament to the rich artistic legacy found within Islamic architecture. Delicate decorative panels in the Chella necropolis mosaic transport us to an era where artistry flourished alongside religious devotion. Through "Layla u-Majnun, " witness Majnun's encounter with Shaykh Salim amidst wilderness—an enduring tale that reflects spiritual depth within Islam. An 1862 monochromatic photograph captures the Umayyad Mosque's grandeur in Damascus, Syria—a timeless symbol of Islamic architectural brilliance. Discovering the enchantment of La Syrie d'aujourd'hui reveals a Druze princess whose elegance personifies grace and dignity within her Muslim identity. Women from Latakia emerge as vibrant ambassadors for Syrian culture—embracing their faith while celebrating diversity in this multicultural cityscape. Traveling further north to Tripoli introduces us to resilient Muslim women who navigate life's challenges with strength and resilience etched upon their faces. Sidon's proud Muslim women captivate our attention as they embody gracefulness while preserving traditions that have shaped their identities over generations. Two elderly Muslim men dress after washing rituals in Istanbul—an intimate moment showcasing devotion and reverence towards religious practices. The dusty alleys of Nefta offer glimpses into Tunisia’s cultural tapestry—where Muslims find solace amidst the ancient charm of this desert town.