Drawing animals and birds and the development of their forms in Islamic miniatures

Name: Drawing animals and birds and the development of their forms in Islamic miniatures
Author: Mustafa, Shaima Reda Hassan

Title	Drawing animals and birds and the development of their forms in Islamic miniatures
Author	Mustafa, Shaima Reda Hassan
Publication Place	Cairo, Egypt - Arab Society for Islamic Civilization and Arts
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 2735-5071, EISSN: 2735-508X, DOI: 10.21608/jsos.2023.197769.1379
Record ID	cdi_emarefa_primary_1667567
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	Islam appeared, illuminating the world with its light and spreading little by little until the greatest empire known in history was formed, whose geographical borders extended from China in the east to Spain in the west. When the Messenger (peace be upon him) died in the twelfth year of the AH, Islam did not extend beyond the Arabian Peninsula at that time, but soon the Islamic armies swept through the neighboring regions and nations to bring them under the banner of the new religion. So it conquered Iraq and Persia 11 AH: 23 AH, then Egypt in the year 21 AH, then the Maghreb from Cyrenaica, Tunisia, Algeria, and Marrakesh to the Strait of Gibraltar 19 AH: 22 AH, and Andalusia was also conquered around the year 29 AH, then it conquered Transoxiana (Sindh, Bukhari, Khwarezm, Samarkand, and Kashgar); We can notice without effort or effort that the Islamic countries that were included under one unified Islamic civilization with its own strong and individual foundations and characteristics, emerged from the mixing of different nations and peoples with ancient cultural legacies, and these legacies that were harmonized by the teachings and spirit of Islam thus formed for us the foundations of a new civilization. Among the pillars and landmarks of civilization are the arts, and their characteristics differ according to the geographical regions, peoples and their culture, but this distinction and difference was able to be the richest of the Islamic civilization, and this is what appears clearly in the extent of the sophistication and multiplicity of the arts under this civilization. Islamic art was closely linked to the Islamic faith... and due to the long period of the Islamic state, many artistic schools were formed. The artistic centers for each school also spread and became numerous due to the expansion of the Islamic State. Technical schools can be summarized into four main schools: (Arab - Iranian - Indo-Mongol - Turkish - Ottoman).
Görüntüle	Majallat al-turāth wa-al-taṣmīm, 2024, Vol.4 (22), p.208-227

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Drawing animals and birds and the development of their forms in Islamic miniatures

Author Mustafa, Shaima Reda Hassan

Publication Place Cairo, Egypt - Arab Society for Islamic Civilization and Arts

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 2735-5071, EISSN: 2735-508X, DOI: 10.21608/jsos.2023.197769.1379

Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_1667567

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes Islam appeared, illuminating the world with its light and spreading little by little until the greatest empire known in history was formed, whose geographical borders extended from China in the east to Spain in the west. When the Messenger (peace be upon him) died in the twelfth year of the AH, Islam did not extend beyond the Arabian Peninsula at that time, but soon the Islamic armies swept through the neighboring regions and nations to bring them under the banner of the new religion. So it conquered Iraq and Persia 11 AH: 23 AH, then Egypt in the year 21 AH, then the Maghreb from Cyrenaica, Tunisia, Algeria, and Marrakesh to the Strait of Gibraltar 19 AH: 22 AH, and Andalusia was also conquered around the year 29 AH, then it conquered Transoxiana (Sindh, Bukhari, Khwarezm, Samarkand, and Kashgar); We can notice without effort or effort that the Islamic countries that were included under one unified Islamic civilization with its own strong and individual foundations and characteristics, emerged from the mixing of different nations and peoples with ancient cultural legacies, and these legacies that were harmonized by the teachings and spirit of Islam thus formed for us the foundations of a new civilization. Among the pillars and landmarks of civilization are the arts, and their characteristics differ according to the geographical regions, peoples and their culture, but this distinction and difference was able to be the richest of the Islamic civilization, and this is what appears clearly in the extent of the sophistication and multiplicity of the arts under this civilization. Islamic art was closely linked to the Islamic faith... and due to the long period of the Islamic state, many artistic schools were formed. The artistic centers for each school also spread and became numerous due to the expansion of the Islamic State. Technical schools can be summarized into four main schools: (Arab - Iranian - Indo-Mongol - Turkish - Ottoman).

Görüntüle Majallat al-turāth wa-al-taṣmīm, 2024, Vol.4 (22), p.208-227