Islamic Art.

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Islamic Art

Architecture Mosques (Islamic churches), palaces, and mausoleums (burial place) are the major types of architecture They created elaborate decorations using gold and mosaics all over floors and walls in their buildings

These were simple structures with a lot of space for people to worship Mosques These were simple structures with a lot of space for people to worship

Great Mosque of Damascus in Syria

Open space for people to pray

The Great Mosque of Samarra in Iraq Marked by a spiral minaret 171 feet high From here someone would call for prayer 5 times daily

Mosque of Cordoba in Spain Known for its forest of columns

Outside the mosque There would be a pulpit from which prayers would be led This is an example of an Islamic prayer http://www.allaboutturkey.com/ezan.wav

Palaces

Mshatta in Jordan What remains shows lavish decorations with rosettes and floral interlace

Alhambra Palace in Spain Court of the Lions

Islamic Mosaics

Arabic Calligraphy

Manuscript Art

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