Shelfari: The Site for Books & Readers
sign in
|
help
More
Books
Featured
Most Popular
Subjects
Series & Lists
Tags
Authors
More
Community
Members
People to Follow
Groups
Most Active
Group Categories
Shelfari Blog
advanced search
Search
Books
Search:
Books/Authors
Members
Groups
Discussions
Join this Group
Islamic Fiction
Captivating tales have been part of the culture of the Muslim world for centuries. Until recently, though, all the stories were told in Arabic, Persian and other Asian languages.
As the number of American Muslims grows, by both birth and conversion, there is a hunger for a new type of fiction. English language Islamic fiction tells the...
more »
Captivating tales have been part of the culture of the Muslim world for centuries. Until recently, though, all the stories were told in Arabic, Persian and other Asian languages.
As the number of American Muslims grows, by both birth and conversion, there is a hunger for a new type of fiction. English language Islamic fiction tells the stories of Muslims and their non-Muslim friends and neighbors here in the U.S. No magic lamps or flying carpets. English language Islamic fiction is about the real lives of real people.
« less
Category:
General
| Started July 2007
Overview
Discussions
(12)
Members
(86)
Group Shelf
(26)
« more discussions
Islamic Historical Fiction
New Title
Any suggestions?
The first books that come to my mind are the Islam Quintet by Tariq Ali.
entwined
started this discussion 2 years ago.
(
reply
|
permalink
)
Sign in
to participate in this discussion.
To reply to this discussion, please
sign in
.
Return to top
My Status
My Review
My Edition
My Tags
More to Do
