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Evolution of Islamic Geometrical Patterns

Mohamed Rashid Embi, Yahya Abdullahi

Global Journal Al-Thaqafah · 2012

doi:10.7187/gjat202012.02.02 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Although Islam gives function and not form,Islam as a context has affects on forms and ornaments in somewhat. The great role ofgeometry in Islamic architecture due to restriction of using natural figures is an example. In this research, the application of Islamic geometrical patterns (IGPs), and suitability of their usage over architectural elements in terms of timescale accuracy and architectural-style matching is studied. A detailed survey of hundred wellsurviving buildings throughout the Muslim world of architecture has been conducted for this purpose and as a result, not only originof patterns identified, but also radical artistic movements throughout the history of Islamic geometric ornaments revealed. Finally, thisstudy sketches the evolution of IGPs through history, while regional diversities are also taken into account.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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