"Magnum photographer Abbas was in Siberia on 9/11, half a world away from the crumbling of the Twin Towers - but fully aware of the questions that would echo for years to come about the nature of Islam, and the fundamentalists who caused such destruction in Allah's name.--- From Sara Terry's review of In Whose Name by Abbas in photo-eye Magazine
In Whose Name: The Islamic World after 9/11 is a collection of 173 black-and-white photographs made by Abbas in 16 countries over a seven-year period as he explored the Muslim world's response to the 'jihadists in their midst.' He asked, 'How does Islam, a religion, sustain a political ideology - Islamism?'"
Read the rest of the In Whose Name review in photo-eye Magazine.