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Embark on a vibrant journey through the spiritual and architectural heritage of Africa with Great Masjids of My African Homeland, a beautifully illustrated coloring book celebrating the continent's most iconic mosques. This educational and artistic treasure introduces children and adults alike to the rich Islamic history of Africa through engaging illustrations and informative narratives. From the Masjid of the Companions in Eritrea, the first mosque built outside Arabia, to the majestic Great Mosque of Touba in Senegal, each page offers a unique opportunity to explore the stories, cultures, and architectural marvels of African Muslim communities. Featuring 14 historic mosques across East, West, and Central Africa-including Sankore Mosque, Jingereber Mosque, and the Grand Mosque of Timbo-this book blends history, spirituality, and creativity. Each mosque is accompanied by a short historical account, making it ideal for classroom use, homeschooling, or family learning. Whether you're an educator seeking culturally enriching materials, a parent looking to inspire pride and curiosity in your child, or a history lover fascinated by Africa's Islamic legacy, this coloring book is a meaningful and engaging resource. Key Features: Educational content highlighting African Islamic history and architecture Culturally affirming narratives for children of African descent Suitable for all ages and backgrounds Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and family collections

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Dr. A. Hannibal Hamdallahi, PhD., is Associate Professor of Political Science and Assistant Dean of the School of Humanities and Behavioral Social Sciences at Fisk University, where he also directs the African American Studies program.

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