What Is Not Allowed As Decorations In Religious Mosque Architecture?
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Islamic Studies
, pp. 5-38 (34 pages)
Published Past: Islamic Inquiry Plant, International Islamic University, Islamabad
https://www. jstor .org/stable/44629922
This paper discusses the subject of mosque decoration and some of the measures which determine its acceptability or otherwise. Indeed, the thing is a sensitive and doubleedged i. Thus, the paper presents an objective, balanced and scientific account of the theme, steering articulate of the sentimental aspects of the evidences often put forth past both the proponents and opponents of mosque decoration. The paper is divided into the post-obit sections: 1) The legitimacy of ornamentation, 2) The function of mosques vis-àvis their ornament, 3) Broad guidelines that regulate mosque ornament, 4) Decorating the mihrāb and the qiblah wall in mosques.
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