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DESCRIPTION:George Saliba, professor of Arabic and Islamic Science at Colu
 mbia  University, will present a talk focused on the ritual of Islamic pr
 ayers  (which believers perform five times a day) and the fact that those 
 prayers  are defined by the interplay between light and shadow. From the d
 awn prayer,  before sunrise, to the dusk prayer, before the stars becom
 e visible, to the  noon and afternoon prayers, which are defined by the 
 length of shadows on the  ground, light and shadow play a crucial role in
  determining the times of  these prayers.
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LOCATION:The Walters Art Museum, 600 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:Between Light and Shadow: Islamic Rituals and the Production of Isl
 amic  Science
URL:http://thewalters.org/events/event.aspx?e=4146
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