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Cats in Islamic Cultures

 Cats in Islamic Culture

by Cem Nizamoglu, Mon 16 April, 2007

This article describes the various cultural representations associated to cats in Islamic civilisation and shows examples of the respect, love and understanding with which cats were treated and regarded in Islamic history. This original attitude has developed throughout the history of Islam and crystallised in strong cultural and mystical dimensions, of which we find evident and numerous traces in Islamic art, science, medicine, zoology and so on...

http://muslimheritage.com/topics/default.cfm?TaxonomyTypeID=105  - direct link Click Here

Acknowledgments: Professor Salim Al-Hassani, Margaret Morris, Dr. Salim Ayduz, Selcuk Nizamoglu, Elif Nizamoglu, Savas Konur, Zeynep Esra Ergin …

 

·        Picture Gallery:  http://picasaweb.google.com/MuslimHeritage.com/CatsInIslamicCultures

… will be updated time to time

PS1. Some pictures takes time to load so do not worry if they are blur in the beginning…

PS2. … and please do not hesitate to send any picture you find regarding cats in Islamic cultures as a contribution to the web album.

 

  

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