Which book cover is better?
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Obviously none... I could not figure out how to insert pictures. Where is the "attachment" link?
But, I was able to insert the pictures as attachment in another forum. You may just look there.
http//19.org/forum/index.php/t/7513/0/
Thank you in advance... Peace
Edip
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peace Edip,
I like this one best
http//19.org/forum/index.php/fa/1317/0/Out of curiousity, when do you plan on publishing/releasing this book? The reason I ask is, a project is near completion on answering common misconceptions about Islam, mainly from a non-Muslim perspective. It is currently in its proofreading of 1st draft phase. I think the content could be very valuable in this book.
Personal message me for more info if interested.
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reform_003ikili.jpg is the best, IMO. Looks the most serious. I would most likely pick up a book with this design and peruse through it.
reform_001ikili.jpg is too 'tabliody'. I may look at the cover, but would put it down because I would consider it too trashy (judging a book by it's cover etc!) and the other one is in between.
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Peace Edip
100% the third one with green dots.
First dosn't look formal.
Second one Is there a purpose in the arrow? Even if there is, the colours and overall shape of the third cover looks more attractive to me.peace peace
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I thank each of you for your feedback, especailly those with some supportive reasons... I will inshallah think on it further and make the decision.
As for Wakas' question regarding his article... The book you are referring to (Critical Thinkers for Islamic Reform) is already in print. Inshallah we will consider your article for the second volume of this annual periodical.
Peace,
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I thank each of you for your feedback, especailly those with some supportive reasons... I will inshallah think on it further and make the decision.
As for Wakas' question regarding his article... The book you are referring to (Critical Thinkers for Islamic Reform) is already in print. Inshallah we will consider your article for the second volume of this annual periodical.
Peace,
EdipThe 3rd is the only that looks serious, the fonts, the colours etc. The others have "cult" written all over them.
Maybe it's too late, but instead of the green bolb a picture of an old oil lamp would be better. -
As for Wakas' question regarding his article... The book you are referring to (Critical Thinkers for Islamic Reform) is already in print. Inshallah we will consider your article for the second volume of this annual periodical.
The pictures show a book called "Manifesto for Islamic Reform", which I assume is this version found online or an updated version of it.
What is the book "Critical Thinkers for Islamic Reform"? And what is this annual periodical you refer to? Link?
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Thank you very much for the feedback. I received similar feedback from 19.org and http//groups.google.com/group/19org too.
Thus, I decided to use the third one, the matrix on the black bacground. I might change the color of the light, though. Yes, Wakas, it is the same as the Manifesto published at www.islamicreform.org
As for the Critical Thinkers... It contains 30+ articles by 30+ authors. It is almost ready to be available at www.brainbowpress.com, amazan.com, etc., and bookstores.
Peace,
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Peace Edip,
Thus, I decided to use the third one, the matrix on the black bacground. I might change the color of the light, though. Yes, Wakas, it is the same as the Manifesto published at www.islamicreform.org
Very good choice. Out of the three, the third one (with the dots) was definately the best choice.
Peace,
Ahmad
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Peace,
To add to all the comments, the second one is actually a male symbol and thus can be misunderstood as biased towards males.
I would go with the third choice too with the change in colors.
