The Majlis - Cultures in Dialogue is a touring exhibition that aims at connecting people, beliefs and cultures through respectful and incisive dialogue.
"This exhibition is very interesting and nice. The pieces are especially well presented and the way they are exhibited is very captivating. It is very interactive and to me, it feels a bit like home" - Federica from Italy
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Oil lamps were commonly used to light mosques, and were produced in various regions of the world from #Egypt to #Syria, #China, and even Europe. Discover these and more types of #islamicart at #TheMajlis exhibition at the Grand Master's Palace in #Valletta#Mamluk#Malta
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مالطا، فاليتا -السنة الثقافية الأوربية في مالطة 2018-09-16
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المجلس : حوار الثقافات
مالطا فاليتا 16-9-2018
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This wool carpet was produced in Kerman, #Persia, towards the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th. It shows #Islamic imagery as well as animal/bird symbols from the #Christian tradition, and commemorates the Battle of Karbala.
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This interesting item originated in Granada, Spain, or North Africa during the late fifteenth century, towards the end of the Nasrid Dynasty. It is written in Andalusi Script.
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