In Whose Name?

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In Whose Name?

Abbas

A journey through the Muslim world after 9/11.

A great work, a story that will go on over other decades, and centuries. Religion is not to blame, like philosophy, the problem is how we judge it and use it.

Comment posted by Annemarie Bala (not verified) on August 19th, 2010

سلام . هميشه و با اشتياق كارهاي شما و ديگر عكاسان بزرگ دنيا را ميبينم .از ايران و كردستاني هستم بيست سال عكاسي دغدغه اصلي من شده و خواهد بود .نظر شما و راهنمايي شما برايم مهم است اگر فرصت داشتيد www.fardapixel.mihanblog.comباميد بهروزي براي شما و تمام عكاسان خوب

Comment posted by jamshid farajvand farda (not verified) on June 21st, 2010

Really interesting read. Really..

Comment posted by Aubrey Vang (not verified) on May 26th, 2010

I guess you needed to look into other non main stream to find your answer!

Comment posted by kombizz (not verified) on February 12th, 2010

Great story! However, I noticed one country was missing. Pakistan.

Comment posted by calipaki (not verified) on November 20th, 2009

in Whose Name: a great title! yes in whose name such war and fight throughout the world? Great essay with fantastic pictures of war catastrophe and pieces of life that are still going on! There is still hope in your story.

Comment posted by Tuan176 (not verified) on October 8th, 2009

Truly amazing!

Comment posted by Fernando Gomes (not verified) on October 4th, 2009

i suggest lutz jakel looks at the book - a mim is NOT the work, but a teaser... he might find more elements to answer this question in the sequence of the photos as well as in the text

Comment posted by abbas (not verified) on September 9th, 2009

Great pictures! But what's the message behind them Abbas? You ask how Islam, the religion feeds islamism, the political ideology. Indeed a very good and interesting question. But by showing only an incoherent number of great pictures you don't give an answer. I expected more from one of the greatest photographers of the world.

Comment posted by Lutz Jäkel (not verified) on August 19th, 2009

First of all ; i would like to say that it is a kind of good feeling to find an iranian photographer in the best photo agency with all that rich history! In whose name? is a really good piece of work, i like the essay a lot, good music, good editting. Thank you Abbas

Comment posted by Ali (not verified) on July 26th, 2009

In Whose Name? A superb story. A essay that not only involves, but for a moment carries directly on the sites..

Comment posted by Marco Negri (not verified) on July 8th, 2009

Abbas' In Whose Name? is an excellent work in photojournalism. The founders of Magnum could not do it any better. Abass delivers and tells the story as is. It is pure journalism at its best. The Muslim world is a force that has not to be taken lightly. Keep up the good work Abbas.

Comment posted by Emiliano Joanes (not verified) on July 3rd, 2009

no title is appropriate......... in whose name?

Comment posted by armando (not verified) on June 20th, 2009

آقا خسته نباشی کاراتو خیلی دوست دارم

Comment posted by kiarash lajevard (not verified) on June 18th, 2009

A challenging tour de force. Like all great art and even rhetoric, posing more questions than it answers. Congratulations.

Comment posted by duckrabbit (not verified) on June 15th, 2009