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Much as Jeremiah was appointed “a prophet to the nations”, Qu’ran 2:136 projects prophetic radicalism upon a trans-cultural, universal, world-historical plane identified with a clear, planetary, political objective. bit.ly/367GLuW Art, acrylic inks on paper. 10/

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Quoted by@WeilFan420 @rosekhawal @nubianscribes @GabrielSaidR 2/ In effect, Khezr represents an archetype not of a weird, mystical trickster, but of a sympathetic awakening to the miracle of a hidden concordance mediating between inner/outer, visible/invisible, exoteric/esoteric worlds, all things and, yes, all religions and nations.