Dídac P. Lagarriga (São Paulo, Brazil, 1976) started writing and publishing from a very young age. Always with an eye on poetry, his work can take the form of an essay, a novel or a diary. Very interested in the plurality of cultures and religions, he has never been able to separate his writing from his work as editor and translator, making known testimonies and titles especially of the Islamic world and the African continent. In 2005 he founded Oozebap in Barcelona, ​​an organization dedicated to the dissemination of experiences and cultural, political and spiritual reflections of Africa and Islam and for the promotion of intercultural and interreligious dialogue, with the publication of twenty reference titles. He also regularly collaborates in the press and participates in colloquia and meetings on issues related to Islam and interreligious dialogue. He has published several books, including Eco-jihad. Openness of consciousness through ecology and halal consumption (Bellaterra, 2014) and Un islam seen and not seen. Towards a common respect (Bellaterra, 2016).