“Il castello bianco” di Orhan Pamuk
"Il castello bianco" ci trasporterà nella Istanbul di metà '600, narrandoci la storia di un padrone turco ed un servo italiano, tanto uguali da confondersi l'uno nell'altro La citazione "Quello…
The tower of Galata
Galata, Italian foot in İstanbul
Always a bridge between two worlds, the city of İstanbul was a central hub for the trade of the Maritime Republics, which right here placed some of their most important…
Laura Allegrini, between Italy and Fairouz
We present Laura Allegrini, an Italian singer who has achieved incredible success in the Middle East thanks to her version of the Lebanese national anthem, rigorously sung in Arabic. A…
Days of the week: Tuesday
Tuesday is a practically insignificant day in the Islamic world, but of great importance for most other civilizations, which mostly associate it with the war On Tuesdays according to Zakariyya…
“The lion of desert” by Mustafa Akkad
The film that most of all highlights the abominations operated by colonialism in Africa, with an eye to fascism, probably the most bleak and abject invention that humanity has been…
“Islam in love” by Rania Ibrahim
We waited until Ramadan finished to bring it to you, we are happy to present you one of the most interesting novels on sexuality in the Islamic world. Islam in…
Olive tree, conciliator of the Mediterranean
Considered by many as the Mediterranean plant par excellence, the olive tree has its history in the culture of this sea, where it has always meant peace and hope for…
Dry like the desert
From your thousand colors all the greatest empires have passed and from all of them you have learned lessons, from them you learned languages, customs and knowledge, but none of…
Raphaela Lukudo, Maria Benedicta Chigbolu, Libania Grenot and Ayomide Foloruso
Raphaela Lukudo, the panther azzurra
Sometimes fate is just curious, everything seems to go from one side and then, inexplicably, to the last, it shuts up. Nobody could have imagined that, during the League's Pontida,…
San Cataldo in Palermo
From states of culture to states of blood
A process that began about a century ago and which today, more than yesterday, is showing its maximum power. A radical transition from states of culture to states of blood…
