Sanctuary
Sanctuary by Zainab T. Khan is a 122-page work published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on December 19, 2015. This book explores the concept of a safe place, as reflected in the diverse cultural tapestry of a small town that brings together various culinary traditions and cultural influences from around the world.
Readers will find a vivid depiction of a community that embraces its multicultural heritage, featuring elements such as Pakistani fruits, Spanish bullfighting, Italian pizzas, and more. The narrative emphasizes the idea of sanctuary as a shared haven for individuals from different backgrounds, highlighting the unique blend of cultures that coexist within this town. Through its exploration of cultural heritage, this edition invites readers to reflect on the significance of community and belonging.
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Sanctuary (n.) the protection that is provided by a safe place. “And Sanctuary was the right word to describe our small town with its mouth-watering Pakistani fruits, Spanish bullfighting, Italian pizzas, French artists, Indian spices, Korean kimchi, Turkish delights, and Russian dishes. To every single one of us – a Pakistani, Indian, French, Italian, Korean, Arab, Spanish, Australia, Russian, African, American and Turkish – it was a sanctuary. Our own safe haven. Our home with its different cultural styles and with a culture of its own.”
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