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Decorative elements in Islamic architecture

International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies · 2020 · Vol. 2(3) · pp. 340–344
Ahmad Shoaib SaljuqiAbdul Naser Sawaby

Abstract

Decorations are an integral part of Islamic architecture and a major part of Islamic architecture is dedicated to decorations, so it can be said that decorations are in line with the goals of Islamic architecture, as well as shaping, durability and Survival has played an important role. Space in Islamic architecture has beauty and variety of roles and colours related to each other. Decorations in the architectural space are directly related to the design of the building and the meaning and concept of belief can be seen in it. Therefore, in Islamic architecture, an attempt has been made to create a relaxing, spiritual and spiritual atmosphere in terms of religious beliefs and the use of decorations.

Architecture and Cultural InfluencesArchitectural and Urban StudiesHistorical and Architectural StudiesArchitectureIslamic architectureIslamBeautyMeaning (existential)Space (punctuation)AestheticsVariety (cybernetics)Architectural engineeringArt
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