Projects that I have started
Wikipedia:WikiProject Islam:SIIEG - the Secular Islamic Information Editors' Guild
Articles that I have started
Existing articles to which I have made major contributions
New
- Dhul-Qarnayn (this article has been hijacked by apologists, read this one instead)
In progress
Old
Images that I have uploaded
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An Islamist flier illustrating the continued belief in an expansionst Islamist empire led by a Caliph, amongst fundamentalist Muslims.
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Persian minature painting, from 1550 CE, depicting the Prophet Muhammad ascending on the Burak into the Heavens, a journey known as the Miraj. -
This is a portrait of Islam's prophet Muhammad that appears in Alexander Ross's "A View of all Religions in the World" (1683 CE). Fundamentalist Muslims strongly object to portraits such as this as well as all other portraits of any mammals, especially prophets. -
Silver tetradrachm issued in the name of Alexander III of Macedonia ( Dhul-Qarnayn). Arados, 242/ 241 BC (posthumous issue). British Museum, London, UK. -
15th century Persian miniature painting from Herat depicting Iskander, the Persian name for Alexander the Great who venerated by Muslims as Dhul-Qarnayn
Projects that I have started
Wikipedia:WikiProject Islam:SIIEG - the Secular Islamic Information Editors' Guild
Articles that I have started
Existing articles to which I have made major contributions
New
- Dhul-Qarnayn (this article has been hijacked by apologists, read this one instead)
In progress
Old
Images that I have uploaded
-
An Islamist flier illustrating the continued belief in an expansionst Islamist empire led by a Caliph, amongst fundamentalist Muslims.
-
Persian minature painting, from 1550 CE, depicting the Prophet Muhammad ascending on the Burak into the Heavens, a journey known as the Miraj.
-
This is a portrait of Islam's prophet Muhammad that appears in Alexander Ross's "A View of all Religions in the World" (1683 CE). Fundamentalist Muslims strongly object to portraits such as this as well as all other portraits of any mammals, especially prophets.
-
Silver tetradrachm issued in the name of Alexander III of Macedonia ( Dhul-Qarnayn). Arados, 242/ 241 BC (posthumous issue). British Museum, London, UK.
-
15th century Persian miniature painting from Herat depicting Iskander, the Persian name for Alexander the Great who venerated by Muslims as Dhul-Qarnayn