Mohamed Sijelmassi

Mohamed Sijelmassi (1932, Kenitra – 17 October 2007, Casablanca[1]) was a Moroccan writer and physician. He is the author of several books on art, Moroccan culture and islamic heritage.

Works (selection)
  • 1972: La Peinture marocaine
  • 1974: Les Arts traditionnels
  • 1975: La Mamounia, Marrakech
  • 1985: Enfants du Maghreb entre hier et aujourd'hui
  • Les Arts traditionnels au Maroc
  • Enluminures des manuscrits royaux au Maroc
  • 1998: L'Art contemporain au Maroc.[2]
  • 1991: Fès : Cité de l'art et du savoir, Courbevoie, ACR Édition
  • 1993: Le Guide des parents
  • 1996: L'Art calligraphique de l'Islam, (coauthor : Abdelkebir Khatibi)
  • 1996: Civilisation marocaine, (coauthor: Abdelkébir Khatibi; translated into German, English and Italian)
  • 1997: Mémoire du Maroc
  • 1999: Le Désir du Maroc, Paris, Marval, (coauthor: Alain D'Hooghe; pref. Tahar Ben Jelloun)[3]
  • 2003: Les Arts traditionnels marocains
  • 2003: Casablanca que j'aime
  • 2007: Maroc Méditerranée, de Tanger à Saidia
gollark: This paper is just documenting a design for jet engine nozzles.
gollark: *But* likely irrelevant to whatever you're on about.
gollark: Aerospike engines are, as far as I know, a thing which does actually exist and has some amount of use.
gollark: Well, you actually have a specific target, so I'll look.
gollark: What?

References
  1. "Décès du Dr Mohamed Sijelmassi". Aujourd'hui le Maroc. 2007. Retrieved 27 October 2016.
  2. "L'Art contemporain au Maroc". www.bibliomonde.com.
  3. Alain D'Hooghe et Mohamed Sijelmassi (1999) Un livre, un jour, France 3

See also
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