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Islamic Architecture explores the development of building design and urban planning across the Middle East from the 7th to the 16th centuries, showcasing how mosques, palaces, and other structures became potent representations of Islamic civilization.
Examining the adaptation of pre-existing traditions alongside the creation of uniquely Islamic styles, the book highlights the integration of Roman, Byzantine, and Persian elements.
Early Islamic architects skillfully modified these forms to reflect Islamic values, leading to the development of distinctive features like the mihrab and minaret.
Examining the adaptation of pre-existing traditions alongside the creation of uniquely Islamic styles, the book highlights the integration of Roman, Byzantine, and Persian elements.
Early Islamic architects skillfully modified these forms to reflect Islamic values, leading to the development of distinctive features like the mihrab and minaret.
The book emphasizes that Islamic architecture embodies more than just aesthetics; it is a tangible expression of a dynamic civilization's intellectual curiosity and artistic creativity.
It traces the evolution of mosque design, analyzes palace architecture as a projection of authority, and considers how Islamic principles influenced urban planning.
By examining extant buildings, historical texts, and architectural drawings, the book provides valuable insights into the social, economic, and cultural context of Islamic architectural history.
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