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Muslim Superheroes: Comics, Islam, and Representation (Mizan Series)

Category: Biographies & Memoirs, Law, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Author: Alli Koch, John Ortberg
Publisher: Skye Print Books, Michael Smollin
Published: 2017-12-07
Writer: William P. Young, Karen McQuestion
Language: English, Middle English, Hindi, Latin
Format: epub, pdf

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4 Badass Muslim Superheroines In Comics We Need To Know - Let's look at four Muslim superheroines in comics who stood out in the ways they reinforce and subvert stereotypes. With this increasing representation of varying ethnicities and sexualities in superhero comics, my curiosity about Muslim superheroes was sparked.

Muslim superhero series 'Buraaq' aims to dispel myths about Islam - The series narrates the story of Yusuf Abdallah, a regular guy who happens to be practicing Muslim living in fictional Nova City. He aims to tackle injustice The brain child of two brothers, Adil and Kamil Imtiaz, the duo says that the goal of Buraaq is to dispel the myths and negativity surrounding

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99 Problems But a Cape Ain't One: Conservatives Attack - These Islamic butt-kickers are ready to bring truth, justice and indoctrination to impressionable Western minds. That one female character, Batina the Hidden, wears a burka and a few other heroes wear headscarves seem to be sticking points for opponents of "The 99," and opponents of Islam in general.

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