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Chapter 8: Islamic Art (622-1600 CE) Qur’an (“Recitation”) Islam (submission) – submission to God Muslim Muhammed Caliphs (caliphate)n – following Muhammed (seen as a spiritual leader following the model of Muhammed)

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Chapter 8: Islamic Art (622-1600 CE)

• Qur’an (“Recitation”)• Islam (submission) – submission to God• Muslim• Muhammed• Caliphs (caliphate)n – following Muhammed (seen as a spiritual leader

following the model of Muhammed)

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Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem, Cordobahijira

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5 Pillars of Islam

• Proclaim Allah as one God, Muhammed as His Prophet• Prayer facing Mecca• Giving alms• Observance of Ramadan• Pilgrimage to Mecca

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The Kabaa, Meccahajj

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Haram-al Sharif

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Dome of the Rock691

Jerusalem

Umayyad 661-750 CEA caliphate

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Interior, Dome of the Rock“Night Journey”

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The Great MosqueKairouanTunisia

836-875

• Masjid• Quibla• Hypostyle

mosque

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QiblamihrabminbarImam

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Yahya Ibn al-WasitiThe Maqamat of Al-Hariri

1237

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Tile Mosaic Mihrabc. 1354

• Aniconic• Horror vacui – fear of empty

spaces

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Tile Mosaic Mihrab, c. 1354

• keel arch• aniconic

• horror vacui

• pointed arch

Keel Arch

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Great MosqueCordoba

begun 785

• Iberian Umayyad dynasty• 756-1031

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Horseshoe arches

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Dome in front of mihrabGreat Mosque

Cordoba965

mosaic

arabesques – organic designs

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