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Fresh Air, Christopher Morris and Salman Ahmed

By: Terry Gross
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 War photographer Christopher Morris and musician Salman Ahmad on this edition of Fresh Air. Christopher Morris' work is part of the new Time Magazine book, 21 Days to Baghdad: The Inside Story of How America Won the War Against Iraq. Morris is a contract photographer for Time, and has documented over 18 foreign conflicts. He's documented drug related violence in Colombia, guerilla fighting in Afghanistan, and the Persian Gulf war. Morris has won many photojournalism awards during his career. Salman Ahmed is the lead guitar player for Junoon, Pakistan's first and most famous rock band. The group is made up of one U.S. born Christian and two Pakistani Muslims. Junoon performs in Urdu, Punjab and English. Their lyrics blend Sufi mysticism with political activism. The band has been playing in the U.S. since 9/11, and they've recorded an anti-terrorism anthem, No More. The band is the subject of a new PBS documentary called Junoon: The rock Star and the Mullahs. (Broadcast Date: July 15, 2003)(P) and ©2003 WHYY-FM Biographies & Memoirs

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