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The Islamic Cooperation Youth Forum (ICYF) successfully held it’s first annual ICYF Ramadan Contest. As part of ICYF’s aim to provide budding artists with opportunities to grow and succeed, ICYF warmly invited All Muslim creative youth from all over the world to partake in ICYF Ramadan Contest. Winners were awarded cash prizes as well as full sponsorships to participate in ICYF’s 2019 camps and activities.

PREVIOUS WINNERS

1st Place: Mohammad Hasan Kabir, Bangladesh
Description: It is on Tevfikiye Street in the center of Konya. It is called Kapu Mosque because it is located in the vicinity of one of the gates of the old Konya Castle. The mosque was first built in 1658 by Pir Huseyin Celebi. After a while, the mosque was destroyed in 1811 and renewed by the Mufti of Konya Esenlilerlizade Seyyid Abdurrahman, in 1867 with a fire mosque, the foundation shops were destroyed. The inscription on this new construction is located on the crown gate. The Gate Mosque is the largest of the mosques in the Ottoman period in Konya. To the north there is a high end community area and a flat arched door with 10 marble columns. There is also a door in the east and west. The mosque is constructed from cut stones and the outer roof is covered with eight domes.

2nd Place: Feyza Nur Başkaya, Turkey⠀- Information about the device: I took by mobile phone (iPhone 8 Plus)
Location: Istanbul University Beyazıt Campus, Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey.
Description: All praise to Almighty Allah, the most compassionate, the most merciful.
Iftar of the law students from Istanbul University with the magnificent view of Süleymaniye Mosque & the dazzling sunset sky. This spot is between the two libraries on the Beyazıt campus. As it’s time for final exams, students study in the campus library which’s open 24/7. After a long day of fasting while studying for exams, students decided to break their fast; enjoying the beautiful view & the weather together with the community. Young Muslim students from different backgrounds, at their well-deserved pause where they also show us the humble and social character of Ramadan.

3rd Place: Moshiur Rahman, Bangladesh

Description: This photo was taken from Ankara Ulus Melike Hatun Camii. I was sitting there after my Namaz and I was looking up and seeing the beautiful art of the Masque. While looking I realized something which takes a very deep message for Muslim during the Ramazan, ‘We are nice while together, sharing and do charity.

In my view, the middle big chamber of the photo is the Holy Ramazan and the smalls besides it are Muslims. We surrounded the Ramazan to make it beautiful with sharing, togetherness, our charity, etc.