Articles
CONTENT | Issue 2
- 1. The word of Editor-in-chief
ISLAMIC ARTS MAGAZINE 02 - 2. View more
SHORT REVIEW OF SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ISLAMIC ARTS - 3. City with rich Islamic tradition
SARAJEVO - 4. Interview: Elvis Hajdarevic
WHILE I WORK, I FEEL FREE, AS A CHILD WHO JUST RESEARCHES - 5. Qur’anic manuscripts
QUR’AN FROM MEHMED KOSKI-PASHA MOSQUE IN MOSTAR - 6. Museum of Islamic Art in Doha (Qatar)
A NEW AWAKING OF THE ARABIC SPIRIT - 7. Interview: Vaseem Mohammed
‘FAMILIAR AND UNFAMILIAR TERRITORIES’ - 8. Book review
THE IMPERIAL CITIES OF MAROCCO - 9. Book review
THE ORIENT IN A MIRROR - 10. World’s famous mosques
SULEYMANIYE MOSQUE - 11. Interview: Julien Breton
FROM CLASSICAL TO LIGHT AND VIRTUAL CALLIGRAPHY - 12. Esse Quam Videri Project
MUSLIM SELFPORTRAIT - 13. City with a rich Islamic tradition
WHO SEES ESFAHAN AS IF HE SAW A HALF OF THE WORLD - 14. The Mosque in Slovenia
MOSQUE IN LOG UNDER MANGART - 15. Art therapy
THE THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES
The word of Editor-in-chief
ISLAMIC ARTS MAGAZINE 02
EDITORIAL
Welcome to Issue No. 2 of Islamic Arts. In this issue, we explore many interesting themes from the various fields of Islamic art.Firstly, there are interviews with the top-level artists from Great Britain, France, the USA, and Bosnia.
Also, in this issue, we are proud to present the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, which lately has been steering the great attention of the world's artistic scene, not only for its general significance, but also for the very valuable collection of the artistic objects that are displayed within the Museum.
We also bring two reportages about cities with a rich Islamic tradition, one from Sarajevo, and the other from Isfahan. These are just some of the themes that we explore in this issue.
On this occasion, I would like to thank all those who have offered their support and who have recognized the importance of this project.
I am very pleased to mention that already, after the first issue of Islamic Arts, the magazine has become a great success within certain artistic circles in Bosnia and we now have subscribers from many regions of the world: in Europe, the USA, Asia, and Australia.
This initial and astounding reception is evidence that the magazine is recognized as a project which has the capacity to present the Islamic artistic scene to the world in a professional and quality manner.
I hope that you will enjoy this new 260 page issue of Islamic Arts Magazine.
Sincerely,
Kenan Šurković
Editor-in-chief
The rest of the article you can read in the magazine.