The Muslims finding belonging in southern Spain

In the mountains above Álora in Andalusia, Henrietta Szovati, a British-Hungarian Muslim, and her husband Ajmal Masroor, a therapist and imam, are turning an old farmhouse into the House of Andalus. Their project aims to connect visitors with southern Spain’s Islamic history and the natural world. The 14-hectare property has nearly 400 olive trees, and Szovati hopes to expand the grove to 1,000.