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Splitting the Moon: A Collection of Islamic Poetry
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Joel Hayward
Splitting the Moon, Joel Hayward’s second major collection, includes poems about his conversion to Islam from Christianity, his journey of faith, his experiences and observations as a British Muslim, and thoughts on the state of Muslims today. The poems are deeply personal, reflecting upon the ever-changing world around us.
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Joel Hayward
Splitting the Moon, Joel Hayward’s second major collection, includes poems about his conversion to Islam from Christianity, his journey of faith, his experiences and observations as a British Muslim, and thoughts on the state of Muslims today. The poems are deeply personal, reflecting upon the ever-changing world around us.
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