ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE

Islam’s influence on architecture has been awe-inspiring for centuries,

introducing new architectural approaches that were not only extremely advanced

for their times, but astonishingly aesthetic and highly spiritual.

“Islamic Architecture”

From the Arabian Peninsula to Moorish palaces in Spain, Ottoman mosques in Istanbul

and Mughal monuments in India, all bear the imprint of Islamic divinity in space design.

Through its luminous beauty Islamic architecture continues to invite humanity into spaces

that elevate the spirit and celebrate the unity of creation.

These spaces are living testaments to a vision of the world in which The Divine is both immanent and transcendent. Each arch and minaret, every meticulously rendered mosaic reminds

all who enter that the sacred heartbeat of creation pulses through even the humblest of materials.