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Islamic Art Chapter 13

Islamic overview Dislike of idol worship resulted in strong use of textiles and calligraphy as art forms 2 major architectural forms: mosques and palaces Islam spread very fast reaching as far as Spain Mosques influences by central and basilica plans

Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem

Detail of mosaic in courtyard of Great Mosque

Great Mosque, Damascus, Syria,

Mosaic detail, Great Mosque, Damascus

Great Mosque, Tunisia: aerial view

Plan of Great Mosque Tunisia

Malwiya minaret of the Great Mosque, Samarra, Iraq,

Prayer Hall, Mosque, Cordoba, Spain

Great Mosque, Cordoba, Spain Maqsura & Dome

Koran Page on vellum 9 th /10 th century

Dome from Alhambra, Granada, Spain

Alhambra, Court of Lions

Sultan Hasan Madrasa-Mosque-Mausoleum complex, Cairo 1356

Sultan Hasan Madrasa-Mosque-Mausoleum complex plan, Cairo 1356

Sinan the Great, Mosque of Selim II, Erdine, Turkey

Sinan the Great and the Hagia Sophia

Mihrab from Madrasa Imami, Iran 1357, glazed tilework

Taj Mahal, Agra, India,

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