30 Mosques in 30 States is a Breathtaking Blog Following Religious Groups
Deborah Kim — August 24, 2011 — Social Good
References: 30mosques & boingboing.net
Aman Ali and Bassam Tariq are the founders behind the 30 Mosques in 30 states road trip blog. The two travelled across the United states to spend each night of Ramadan at a different mosque in 30 different states. The total trip would take them 13,000 miles across the country and would eventually circle them back to their respective homes in New York City.
Ali and Tariq wanted to properly document the month of Ramadan and pay a tribute to the many people that participate in the religious phenomenon. The two figured that there are nearly three to four million Muslims living in the United States -- a number that is expected to double by the year 2030. The two travelled to the various locations to take photos of people and mosques for their 30 Mosques in 30 states blog.
Ali and Tariq wanted to properly document the month of Ramadan and pay a tribute to the many people that participate in the religious phenomenon. The two figured that there are nearly three to four million Muslims living in the United States -- a number that is expected to double by the year 2030. The two travelled to the various locations to take photos of people and mosques for their 30 Mosques in 30 states blog.
Trend Themes
1. Religious Tourism - There is an opportunity to create curated road trip experiences that focus on visiting various religious sites and exploring different cultures.
2. Cultural Documentation - There is a demand for platforms and blogs that document and showcase various cultures and communities around the world.
3. Religious Diversity - As religious diversity continues to grow, there is an opportunity to build platforms that promote understanding, tolerance, and inclusivity.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - The tourism industry can adapt by offering specialized packages and experiences tailored to religious and cultural exploration.
2. Media and Publishing - There is a market for online platforms and blogs that focus on documenting religious and cultural experiences, providing a unique perspective for readers.
3. Education and Advocacy - Education institutions and advocacy groups can leverage the growing religious diversity to promote interfaith dialogue, understanding, and cooperation.
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