Mouneb Taim
Syrian Arab Republic , 2001
Ramadan meals among the ruins in Idlib, Syria
Idlib, Síria,
2020
Apesar dos estragos da guerra e da destruição, o povo resiliente recusou-se a abandonar a sua estimada tradição de pequeno-almoço comunitário durante o mês sagrado do Ramadão. Incansáveis e determinados, reuniram-se no meio dos escombros, unidos no seu compromisso de reavivar o espírito de união através de refeições partilhadas.
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Despite the ravages of war and destruction, the resilient people refused to let go of their cherished tradition of communal breakfast during the holy month of Ramadan. Undeterred and determined, they gathered amidst the rubble, united in their commitment to revive the spirit of togetherness through shared meals.
Photographer: Mouneb Taim
Title: Refeições de Ramadão entre as ruínas em Idlib, Síria
Location: Idlib, Síria
Year of work: 2020
Technique: Digital
Condition: New
Signature: Signed
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Frame: Not Included
Shipped from: Portugal
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Mouneb Taim
Syrian Arab Republic | 2001
Mouneb Taim is a freelance photojournalist and visual storyteller, born in 2001 in Damascus, Syria. He gained international recognition for his powerful coverage of social and humanitarian issues, including the Syrian war, refugee crises, and migration stories across Turkey and Europe.
Since beginning his career in 2014, Mouneb has documented life under siege in Syria and went on to tell deeply personal and untold stories of refugees and marginalized communities in Europe. Through a personal lens, he has captured the struggles, resilience, and humanity of people caught in crisis — offering a rare insider perspective.
His work has not only shed light on the Syrian conflict, but also on the broader experiences of immigrant communities and displaced people from different backgrounds. His images have become a visual reference for many leading international and Dutch media outlets.
Now based in Europe, Muneb has exhibited his work globally and has been awarded the Vincent van Gogh Photo Award, nominated for the Zilveren Camera, and named Beste Nieuwkomer in the Netherlands. He continues to produce compelling visual narratives that drive awareness and empathy.