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History of Islamic Calligraphy in the Ottoman Empire
The history of Islamic civilization during the Ottoman Empire (1299-1922 AD) is important to study because the Ottoman Empire was the largest Islamic Daulah and ruled for a long time throughout history. The purpose of this writing is to understand three
Nurul Fawzani +4 more
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The investigation on Islamic calligraphy, particularly Nasta‘leq calligraphy, mainly focuses only on the history of calligraphy, calligraphers’ biographies, and calligraphy’s origins and training.
FATIMA ZAHRA, SAFRIZAL SHAHIR
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The Islamic art and design elements applied in the Islamic city
It is supposed to have three art components by giving an Islamic identity: geometric, floral, and Islamic calligraphy. Putrajaya is created to present the Islamic city in Malaysia. The Islamic art components are highly applied to the buildings' motif and
Moch Wahib Dariyadi, Ziad Baydoun
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When the “schools, styles, and attitudes” of the works produced throughout the history of calligraphy—those that have survived—are carefully examined, and comparative scans are undertaken, the presence of personal characteristics of the writer can be ...
Ömer Faruk Dere
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This paper addresses a critical gap in the study of Islamic architecture by exploring the interconnected relationship between Arabic calligraphy and architectural design.
Adam M, Ziad Baydoun, Reham Baydoun
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Islamic Chinese Art: Islamic anthology of Chinese calligraphy
When Islam spread from the Arabian Peninsula to the rest of the world, it impacted the lives of millions of people. One of the impacts was related to the influence on art, especially when Islam entered China in the 7th century. The Chinese Islamic art was a challenging product due to two major factors.
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Contemporary Islamic Calligraphy Learning [PDF]
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Arabic calligraphy and its employment in Islamic and contemporary architecture [PDF]
The Arabic calligraphy in which the heads of the surahs are written are the same that adorn mosques, schools and palaces, and the editorials of the mothers of books of fiqh, grammar, exegesis and history.
Rania Adel Abdel Tawab +2 more
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Aesthetics of Kufic calligraphy in Islamic architecture as a source for digital design of metal jewelry [PDF]
Research problem: How can the aesthetics and characteristics of Kufic calligraphy be taken advantage, "Which are compatible with Islamic architectural solutions" as a source for digital design of metal jewelry?، hypothesis :The aesthetics and ...
karam mosaad Ahmed
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The research deals with a proposed program to develop the creative ability associated with Arabic calligraphy among students of the fifth level of the Department of Visual Arts at the College of Design and Arts according to the creative activities and
Maha Mohammed Nassir +1 more
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