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Nimah Ismail Nawwab - Canvas of the Soul, Mystic Poems from the Heartland of Arabia
Rumi ForumFrom the heartland of Islam arise poems of fiery love and peace, composed by a modern-day female poet descended from a long line of Meccan (from Mecca) scholars. Reflecting the pulsing, indivisible bridge of the works of great Sufi mystics and poets to modern times, these spiritual pieces recall the beloved works of Rabi'ah Al 'Adawiyyah, Rumi and Hafiz. Drawing on a rich religious legacy and led by the Sufi tradition seeking Unity, the poems cover aspects related to spirituality and present-day challenges. The inspiring combination of the traditional and modern in these compositions will toucDevamını okuDaha az göster
From the heartland of Islam arise poems of fiery love and peace, composed by a modern-day female poet descended from a long line of Meccan (from Mecca) scholars.
Reflecting the pulsing, indivisible bridge of the works of great Sufi mystics and poets to modern times, these spiritual pieces recall the beloved works of Rabi'ah Al 'Adawiyyah, Rumi and Hafiz. Drawing on a rich religious legacy and led by the Sufi tradition seeking Unity, the poems cover aspects related to spirituality and present-day challenges. The inspiring combination of the traditional and modern in these compositions will touch the inner souls and captivate the hearts of those interested in Higher Love in these turbulent times of transition and frantic search for peace.
Nimah Ismail Nawwab descended from a long line of scholars' from Mecca, Saudi Arabia, she is an internationally published bestselling poet and photographer, active with film making, a Young Global Leader and recognized lecturer and key note speaker. She is also heavily involved with women and youth empowerment, earning the title 'Voice for Arab Women and Youth,' focusing on leadership, the arts and humanitarian issues she seeks to build bridges of understanding related to global peace and rapport.
Nawwab's best-selling book and work have been featured in numerous media outlets including BBC World News, Newsweek International, MSNBC, the Japanese English Yomiuri Shimbum, GEO France, India's Asian Age, Malaysia's Berita Harian, Britain's Hello magazine, as well as Arabic media. Recognized as a 'Voice for Arab Women and Youth', she is engaged with critical and emerging issues involving youth empowerment, leadership, the arts and family issues. She seeks to build bridges of understanding related to global peace and rapport. Nimah has been called a 'cultural ambassadress' based on a range of projects, interactive readings and presentations on a wide diversified range of social, professional, educational and economic subjects presented in countries across the East and West.
Her training and facilitating at forums and workshops has been conducted globally for diverse groups and for different age levels.
Nominated as the first Saudi female Young Global Leader of the Young Global Leaders Forum in affiliation with The World Economic Forum in 2006, she has actively taken part as a keynote speaker and panelist at several WEF Forums. In 2008, she obtained an executive MBA from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century.
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Reflecting the pulsing, indivisible bridge of the works of great Sufi mystics and poets to modern times, these spiritual pieces recall the beloved works of Rabi'ah Al 'Adawiyyah, Rumi and Hafiz. Drawing on a rich religious legacy and led by the Sufi tradition seeking Unity, the poems cover aspects related to spirituality and present-day challenges. The inspiring combination of the traditional and modern in these compositions will touch the inner souls and captivate the hearts of those interested in Higher Love in these turbulent times of transition and frantic search for peace.
Nimah Ismail Nawwab descended from a long line of scholars' from Mecca, Saudi Arabia, she is an internationally published bestselling poet and photographer, active with film making, a Young Global Leader and recognized lecturer and key note speaker. She is also heavily involved with women and youth empowerment, earning the title 'Voice for Arab Women and Youth,' focusing on leadership, the arts and humanitarian issues she seeks to build bridges of understanding related to global peace and rapport.
Nawwab's best-selling book and work have been featured in numerous media outlets including BBC World News, Newsweek International, MSNBC, the Japanese English Yomiuri Shimbum, GEO France, India's Asian Age, Malaysia's Berita Harian, Britain's Hello magazine, as well as Arabic media. Recognized as a 'Voice for Arab Women and Youth', she is engaged with critical and emerging issues involving youth empowerment, leadership, the arts and family issues. She seeks to build bridges of understanding related to global peace and rapport. Nimah has been called a 'cultural ambassadress' based on a range of projects, interactive readings and presentations on a wide diversified range of social, professional, educational and economic subjects presented in countries across the East and West.
Her training and facilitating at forums and workshops has been conducted globally for diverse groups and for different age levels.
Nominated as the first Saudi female Young Global Leader of the Young Global Leaders Forum in affiliation with The World Economic Forum in 2006, she has actively taken part as a keynote speaker and panelist at several WEF Forums. In 2008, she obtained an executive MBA from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century.
See full event here:
http://rumiforum.org/canvas-soul-mystic-poems/
http://www.rumiforum.org, http://rumiforum.blogspot.com,
http://www.youtube.com/user/RumiForum, http://twitter.com/#!/rumiforum
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rumi-Forum/270743316210
http://picasaweb.google.com/110222538312634006729
