Coffee table Book Al-Andalus

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gerundino63

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Joined: Jul. 11 2003
From: The Netherlands

Coffee table Book Al-Andalus

Hi all,

A good friend of mine, Rick, together with a friend and photographer spend the last 5 years at an huge project.

*El Andalus*

Morocco has been known for a long time across the globe as a beacon of tolerance and an example of successful Amazigh-Jewish-Arabic and Andalusian coexistence. Today Morocco is one of the few countries that has kept the traditions of Al-Andalus alive. The Andalusian history has a specific place in the historical, cultural and spiritual heritage of the country.

With our international photo book "Children of Al-Andalus" we hope to promote mutual knowledge and inter-cultural relations among the Andalusian Muslims and Jews and understanding towards these people. Especially about how these two groups are trying to preserve their common legacy and cultural heritage. A fascinating journey through five centuries of history in Morocco, staring from their expulsion from Spain and Portugal in 1492. *El Andalus.*

The book is in english, and their project can use some support.

https://www.childrenofandalus.com/

All the best,

Peter

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