A look at Iranian mosques as a turning point Combining Islamic and Iranian art and architecture
A look at Iranian mosques as a turning point Combining Islamic and Iranian art and architecture
Majid Saboorifar1
IOI Code
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XGCA-KHZEE
Publication :
3rd.International Conference on Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Development, Environment and Horizons of Islamic Art in the Second Step Statement of the Revolution(3icacu.ir)
Abstract :
The art of Islamic architecture has always been the focus of nations in the East and West since its inception and has grown with the development of societies. With the arrival of Islam in Iran, tremendous changes took place. Although Iran s culture and worldview has changed many times with the change of rulers, the invasion of foreigners and the migrations that took place in different historical periods, and the remaining architectural works are proof of this claim, but what is remarkable is that none of these transformations in Iran are as The cultural change that was applied to Iran s architecture and urban planning with the arrival of Islam and Arabs have not been effective.Iranian architects, who had a brilliant history even before Islam and had presented unique buildings to the world by combining Islamic spirit and thought with native elements, created buildings worthy of Islamic civilization and culture, which became a source of wonder for the world. The mosque, as the most prominent building, has been the flagship of this taste and art. Today, in Islamic cities, due to their size and population, there are a significant number of large and small mosques, which play a major role in the dominant landscape of the cities and have given a special appearance to the cities. In the upcoming research, we are trying to examine Iranian mosques as a manifestation of the fusion of Iranian art with Islamic teachings and the creation of Iranian-Islamic architecture.