If you liked The art of Hajj by Venetia Porter, start with Archiving Gaza in the Present (2025), Medieval Syrian pottery (1981), and Syria Matters (2019). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Archiving Gaza in the Present
2025 · 288 pages · Dina Matar, Venetia Porter · Same author
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Medieval Syrian pottery
1981 · 55 pages · Venetia Porter · Same author
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Syria Matters
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The ʻ Amiriya in Radaʻ
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Farjam Collection of Islamic and Middle Eastern Art
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Islamic tiles
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Arabic and Persian seals and amulets in the British Museum
2011 · 202 pages · Venetia Porter · Same author
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Islamic remains in Bahrain
2001 · 300 pages · Karen Frifelt, Pernille Bangsgaard, Venetia Porter · Same author
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Power and Protection
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Artists Making Books
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What should I read after The art of Hajj?
BookOrb recommends Archiving Gaza in the Present (2025), Medieval Syrian pottery (1981), Syria Matters (2019), The ʻ Amiriya in Radaʻ (1997), and Farjam Collection of Islamic and Middle Eastern Art (2023).
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Who wrote The art of Hajj?
The art of Hajj is by Venetia Porter.