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Queer Muslim Life in France Explored Through Photography

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Camille Farrah Lenain published a photo book titled 'Made of Smokeless Fire'.
The book was inspired by her late gay uncle, Farid.
Lenain expresses her grief and unanswered questions about her uncle through her work.
The photos depict the experiences of queer Muslims in France.

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Camille Farrah Lenain published a photo book titled 'Made of Smokeless Fire'.
The book was inspired by her late gay uncle, Farid.
Lenain expresses her grief and unanswered questions about her uncle through her work.
The photos depict the experiences of queer Muslims in France.

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