
POETRY
Poetic Justice
presented by Strange Inc.
Overview
Poetic Justice is a compilation of poems by Muslims from around the globe on the topics of Palestine, Uyghur Muslims in East Turkistan, Environmental justice and Black Lives Matter. With over 40 contributors, this work of art is a testimony of the most concurrent events of 2019 and 2021, during which time the poems were compiled.
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Good to know
• Under 200 pages
• Social justice
• Islamic
About the author
Strange Inc. is a non- profit organization based in New York. Their mission is to elevate the authentic voices of Muslim women. Find out more: www.strangeincorporated.org
Reviews
I absolutely loved Poetic Justice: An Anthology Of Poems By Muslims! The book is a unique collection of poems that exude sentiment, concern, and powerful descriptions of the most salient expressions of the voiceless on the imperative issues discussed. From Palestine to Uighars to Black Lives Matter, the poems in this anthology echo these vital issues and needs in a poetic style. The book pays homage to the beauty of art and its ability to inspire change. It also serves as a reminder of our responsibility to stand against injustice and strive for a more equitable society.
This remarkable book ignites the soul, urging us to contemplate the interconnectedness of global issues. It encourages us to challenge the status quo and embrace empathy as a catalyst for change. “Poetic Justice” is an empowering testament to the power of words, inspiring us to unite and create a more just and compassionate society.
Powerful poems by outspoken poets who are standing up against the cruelty and injustice they see around the globe. The poems address the abuse and racism that is being perpetrated against Palestinians, Uyghurs, Black people, and even our planet. We are supposed to be stewards and helpers, not oppressors. I think the book’s title perfectly sums up the poems raising a fist inside its pages. I am so proud of these Muslim poets for speaking truth to power. My friend saw my copy and wanted one for herself; so I’m ordering another copy inshaAllah.
