First and foremost let me point out that you blog response technique is very creative. It was quite interesting. Moving on, I also read Persepolis. I was shocked to see a portrayal of God. Muslims are given a description of God in the holy Quran, however, the description is not detailed and it is pointed out that we could never come up with a portrayal of God, because our minds can never grasp how he looks like. Furthermore, I have never heard or read about someone who claims that they are Muslim and bluntly state that they do not follow the religion as a whole. Such Muslims are usually ashamed to do that.
I wonder what sort of subjects does the author tackle in her other graphic novels? Let me know when you are done with your second novel.
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First and foremost let me point out that you blog response technique is very creative. It was quite interesting. Moving on, I also read Persepolis. I was shocked to see a portrayal of God. Muslims are given a description of God in the holy Quran, however, the description is not detailed and it is pointed out that we could never come up with a portrayal of God, because our minds can never grasp how he looks like. Furthermore, I have never heard or read about someone who claims that they are Muslim and bluntly state that they do not follow the religion as a whole. Such Muslims are usually ashamed to do that.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what sort of subjects does the author tackle in her other graphic novels? Let me know when you are done with your second novel.
~ Abdullahi
Hehehe. That is a cool format.
ReplyDeleteI liked Persepolis a lot, I didn't know there was a sequel but I'll put it on the list.