Islamic Architecture

Islamic Architecture is a style rooted in the religious, cultural, and social practices of Islam, characterized by elements like domes, minarets, arches, courtyards, and intricate geometric and arabesque patterns. It emphasizes spaces for communal worship, harmony with the environment, and designs that encourage spiritual contemplation. While originally developed in the Middle East, Islamic architecture has evolved to incorporate regional influences globally, blending local materials and styles with core Islamic elements.