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Title: The Islamic Art and Architecture: A Reflection of Islamic Civilization
Authors: Syed Muhammad Usman Ghani
Journal: Al-Haqeeqah
Publisher: GCLT (Global Center for Legal Thought), Islamabad
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2021
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Language: en
Islamic art and architecture stand as profound reflections of cultural identity, embodying the values, beliefs, and aesthetics of Islamic civilization. This paper explores the intricate relationship between Islamic culture and its artistic expressions, examining the historical, religious, and socio-cultural influences that have shaped Islamic art and architecture over centuries. By delving into key examples and motifs, this study highlights the diversity and richness inherent in Islamic artistic traditions, illustrating how they serve as enduring symbols of cultural identity. Explores the intricate relationship between Islamic culture, its artistic expressions, and architectural marvels. This paper delves into the rich history and diverse influences that have shaped Islamic art and architecture over centuries, highlighting its significance as a manifestation of Islamic civilization. Through an interdisciplinary approach, various facets of Islamic art, including calligraphy, geometric patterns, and decorative motifs, are analyzed within the broader socio-cultural and religious contexts. Furthermore, the paper examines how Islamic architecture, characterized by grand mosques, palaces, and madrasas, not only serves functional purposes but also embodies spiritual and ideological principles. By examining the intricate details and symbolism present in Islamic art and architecture, this study sheds light on the profound impact of Islamic civilization on the world's cultural heritage. (Bloom, 1997)
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