Safdar Jung, the Persian-born Nawab of Awadh and later Prime Minister of a declining Mughal Empire, shaped one of the most ...
The United Arab Emirates celebrates its National Day, Eid Al Etihad, on December 2, marking the unity of the emirates and ...
The Center of Islamic Civilization is set to open in March 2026 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. As the opening date nears, the ...
A conference in Zurich, Switzerland, on December 5/6, 2025, argues against German pro-Israel policies and the very term ...
Explore West Palm Beach’s essential bucket-list experiences, from waterfront views and arts to cultural landmarks and hidden ...
From speculative A.I. dreamscapes to mythic gardens, geological ceramics and queer maximalism, these are the shows not to ...
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The great reset delusion: You cannot behead the state without becoming what you claim to resist
THERE is something dangerously seductive about the idea of a national “reset.” As if the Philippines, weighed down by ...
If there were a place that could be called the archaeological almanac of Saudi Arabian culture, it would be Tell Abraq, ...
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The surreal town that blended ancient history with a futuristic reality
This video follows a surreal journey through a town that began as an ancient settlement and suddenly transformed into a ...
Designed by Farshid Moussavi Architecture and DLR Group, the first Ismaili Center in the U.S. learns from Islamic ...
If your attitude toward Miami Art Week is that it's tacky, “over,” or “highbrow despicable,” well then, as they say, seek and you shall find. There's a lot to be cynical about: galleries skipping the ...
Around seven times larger than the White House, Uzbekistan’s Center for Islamic Civilization is a monument of epic proportions.
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