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Since Aladdin are arabian and muslim, here are my points
All of those characters' names are arabic which now use by muslims
Sultan did say "Allah" when he talking to Jasmine
There are many arabic script on the wall of indoor and outdoor of palace
In TV series, there is one king from other state, he was called Mohammed
It is enough evidence that they are muslims and arabians.
As for Princess Jasmine, I never understand why Disney Company design her as Harem type which most women wore like this in the past at Islamic Golden Era were slaves of Kings. Princess is not a slave but a daughter of King. So I thought to design proper princess look.
Though I love this film, it is my favorite movie.
All of those characters' names are arabic which now use by muslims
Sultan did say "Allah" when he talking to Jasmine
There are many arabic script on the wall of indoor and outdoor of palace
In TV series, there is one king from other state, he was called Mohammed
It is enough evidence that they are muslims and arabians.
As for Princess Jasmine, I never understand why Disney Company design her as Harem type which most women wore like this in the past at Islamic Golden Era were slaves of Kings. Princess is not a slave but a daughter of King. So I thought to design proper princess look.
Though I love this film, it is my favorite movie.
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactIts a very fascinating comparison. You make some very good points. It would seem to me that the Muslim women are usually portrayed as all covered up, and yet Disney portrayed Jasmine so bare. Would an Arabian princess back in the old days really show her bare midriff? I would think not. That would not have been proper for an Arabic woman, especially not a princess. So this is a very good drawing. It definitely makes one stop and think, especially about the way Disney portrays their characters. I wish they would make them more historically accurate. Good job. I like it. <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s…" width="15" height="15" alt="
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