This is truly shocking - even more considering Vincent Van Gogh lived in poverty, isolated and malnourished (which affected his mental health) and only sold one painting during his lifetime.
Ticket prices for Vincent Van Gogh exhibition at the Tate.
Art institutions will always let you know exactly who they want in their space and who they are trying to keep out.
View of Amman and King Abdullah I Mosque with its blue dome, built on the orders of the late King Hussein of Jordan as a tribute to his grandfather. This mosque welcomes non-Muslim visitors. Don’t let the briefly bright blue sky in that picture fool you - today was cold.
#jordan
How would you translate "Zubdat al-Haqa'iq"? Watch LAL Fellow Mohammed Rustom explain his choice.
For more on Ayn al-Qudat, check out the full interviews (in English and Arabic!) on our YouTube channel:
English: https://t.co/q8wuQfmnTO
Arabic: https://t.co/DGNjQaHHkW
In the KIng Abdulaziz Historical Centre today preparations for a new ministry of culture and an old photo made in 1939 by a Japanese interpreter in the king’s majlis at Murraba palace of Abulaziz and a large painting. #saudiart@BadrFAlSaud
طلع البدر علينا من ثنيات الوداع
وجب الشكر علينا ما دعا لله داع
أيها المبعوث فينا جئت بالأمر المطاع
جئت شرفت المدينة مرحباً يا خير داع
طلع البدر علينا : أنشدها النساء والأطفال في استقبال الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم عند وصوله إلى مشارف المدينة
#المدينة_المنورة
Masjid Quba (Quba Mosque) was first renovated by Uthman Ibn Affan from Banu Umayya clan (sons of Umayya ibn Abd Shams) of the Quraysh tribe, he was a son-in-law and notable sahabi (companion) of our Prophet ﷺ and the 3rd of al-Khulafā’ur-Rāshidūn, the four Rightly Guided Caliphs
Masjid Quba, on the outskirts of Madinah, is the first mosque ever built, the oldest mosque in the world, built by our Prophet ﷺ after his arrival in Madinah from Makkah. They made changes recently (like 3 months ago), it’s now open all night/24hrs for worshippers. #saudiarabia
We drove yesterday to Madinah (our first all girls road-trip drive here 😭!), prepared snacks and water to avoid stops. Pics we can share: yesterday’s sunset, masjid al-Nabawi this morning, masjid Quba and mount Uhud. No words/photos can describe the feelings of being here ❤️
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Rebecca Crook, “I want to be an engineer. My grandma chose it for me. I originally wanted to be a doctor, but then she told me to be an engineer - a biomedical one.” - Fatma, age 16, Jambiani Secondary School, Zanzibar, 2016
Rebecca Crook, the library at Jambiani Secondary School, while students learn in open-air classrooms, they come to select books and read in this special fully enclosed place, pictured here: librarian Nadiya Nasra, Zanzibar, 2016