Meat Fit for Muslims: Photo Essay
Sheep and goats go from the Amana Sales Barn to Badr Halal Farms where they are ritually slaughtered for sale to the Midwest's Muslim communities.
75-year-old tile artist Jafar Mogadam is a firecracker who lives on a Riverside, Iowa farm with his wife Lynne, a parrot, two canaries, a cat, a puppy and a goat named Shangul.
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Faith without Frontiers: Islam in Iowa, published May 3, 2007, is the work of nine students enrolled in a graduate professional course, Master's Media Project, at the University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communication. The students are: Nicholas Bergus, Jason Bradley, Brian Finley, Kyle Gassiott, Lini Ge, Emily Grosvenor, Sarah Mercier, Kimberly Merchant and Steve Silva.
The project's Web editors were Nicholas Bergus and Brian Finley. The photo editor was Sarah Mercier. The print design was coordinated by Heidi Owens.
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