This series challenges the “tourism photo product” of Turkey. The photographer combines images that viewers usually associate with Turkey and images of the everyday. The series ends with images of snow and mountains - a
These photographs form an ongoing investigation into the relationship between death and spirituality in the Muslim Cape. The first point of reference are the kramats, wherein are buried Muslim saints - known as 'awliyah'. Dotted around
The Last Visit A short story and photo series by Shameelah Khan For my late grandfather. Papa Your skin bent Under the weight of the moon Managing to make water the shape of its shadow
This is the colour of true love, it overflows but it never withers away –– Sana Ginwalla Lusaka, Zambia. Five years ago, I visited my grandparents in Gujarat, India where they stay in a house
Mohammed Waleed Nammoor captures photographs of his city to document stories about life in a country that is still enduring war. Follow him on Instagram @nammor227
A Poetic Series: Words by Shameelah Khan Photographs by Luthfiyyah Rahman The athaan In the early hours of the morning Pulsating through the misty windows Of my mother's house I cry Knowing the Gold
#Boekawithoutborders Food, and the sharing thereof has long been known for bringing people together. Boeka (the word Cape Muslims use for breaking one's fast at Sunset during Ramadan) is synonymously celebrated in the Cape with
As she works on a social history project that explores the lives and experiences of Indians in Zambia, identity remains to be a point of reference and interest for Sana Ginwalla. Thus, constantly changing and
