IN THIS ISSUE: Scott Jordan immerses himself in images of water: Ebrahim Moosa is drowned and then saved by water; Liam Mayo learns a few lessons about water and modernity from the animated film Rango; Luke Wilkinson explores the notion of sea in the Qur'an, Christopher Burr Jones investigates our complex relationship with water; Wietske Merison suggests that the Sharia has a great deal to say about sinking cities; Jeremy Henzell-Thomas has a dream (several actually) of oceans and divinity, Shani Alexander remembers the well in her Carriacou home; Naomi Foyle comes to terms with metaphors of water, John Liechty reveals his deep reverence for water; Alev Adil has a sinking feeling; and Khuda Bushq meanders around Kuala Lumpur trying to discover how water speaks.
Also in this issue: James Brooks and Liam McKenna go to the cinema to see films about Palestine; Iftikhar Malik reads a book that venerates the British Empire; Ghazal Tipu visits halal dating apps; a short story by Steve Noyes; poems by Saadia Peerzada and Abigail George; and our list of refreshing bidets (travel options included!).
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