Symbolism Of Islamic Geometry, Arabesque And Architecture

The Silent Theology of Islamic Art

What you'll learn

Explore the Symbolism and Meaning Behind Islamic Art

Identify and Appreciate Key Elements of Islamic Art

Understand the Historical and Cultural Context

Appreciate the Role of Islamic Art in Everyday Life

Requirements

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Description

Embark on a captivating journey through the Sacred Symmetry course, where the profound symbolism of Islamic Geometry, Arabesque, and Architecture unfolds. This course delves into the intricate world of Islamic art, revealing the hidden messages within geometric patterns and the mesmerizing allure of Arabesque.Unearth the silent theology embedded in Islamic artistry as you explore the spiritual significance behind each geometric shape. From the mesmerizing interplay of lines to the harmonious repetition of motifs, discover how Islamic artists convey profound spiritual meanings through their creations.The curriculum, enriched with a wealth of scholarly insights and historical context, spans an in-depth exploration of classical Islamic geometric patterns, the evolution of Arabesque designs, and their embodiment in architectural masterpieces. Uncover the secrets behind the symbolic use of shapes and forms, drawing on a rich array of sources that include ancient manuscripts, academic research, and cultural narratives.Whether you are an art enthusiast, architect, or simply curious about the rich tapestry of Islamic art, Sacred Symmetry provides a comprehensive understanding of the intricate connections between mathematics, spirituality, and aesthetics. Join us in unraveling the mysteries of Islamic art and architecture, and gain a newfound appreciation for the timeless beauty that transcends cultural boundaries.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 The Concept of Beauty in Islam

Section 2: Islamic Geometry

Lecture 2 Geometry, the Blueprint of the Creation

Lecture 3 Khawarizmi, the Father of Algebra and Geometry

Lecture 4 The Fundamental Figures in Geometry (circle, triangle, square, hexagon)

Lecture 5 Rosette symbolizing God

Lecture 6 Ibn Arabi on Sacred Geometry: The Dot, the Circle and the Compass

Section 3: Arabesque

Lecture 7 Arabesque (Islimi, nebati)

Lecture 8 The Three Key Elements in an Arabesque

Lecture 9 The Rumi Pattern

Lecture 10 Types of Rumi patterns​

Section 4: Islamic Architecture

Lecture 11 Paradise Regained

Lecture 12 Architectural Elements of a Mosque

Lecture 13 Islamic Building Types​

Lecture 14 Architecture and Symbols

Lecture 15 Inside a Mosque: Suleymaniye Mosque 360° panoramic virtual tour with explanation

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 16 Conclusion and Book Recommendation

Art Enthusiasts and Hobbyists,Muslims Exploring Artistic Traditions,Students of Art History and Cultural Studies,Seekers of Spiritual and Cultural Connection,Travel and Culture Enthusiasts,Artists and Designers Seeking Inspiration