Islamic Art Vocabulary Koran/Qu’ran Hadj Mosque Qibla Imam Minbar Mihrab Minaret Squinches Crenellation Muezzin Moorish Kufic.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Islam. A believer of Islam is a Muslim. The religion was founded by Mohammed. A believer of Islam is forbidden to eat pork, worship idols, drink alcohol,
Advertisements

A Study of Islam The Kaaba and the Al-Haram Mosque in Mecca.
Islam  Islam is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s second biggest religion with over 1.5 billion followers worldwide.  Monotheistic means a belief.
Islam  Islam is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s second biggest religion with over 1.5 billion followers worldwide.  Monotheistic means a belief.
Islamic Sacred Space and Place: Mosque Design. Early period ( ) Centralized empire Middle period ( ) Regional centers and local powers Late.
Chapter 13: In Praise of Allah – The Art of the Islamic World
Islamic World Islamic Era - Chronology  570 CE – Birth of Muhammed, founder of Islam  610 CE – Muhammed’s vision that creates Islam (Archangel Gabriel.
The Art of Islam Oct. 13, I. Introduction: art and religion.
THE ISLAMIC WORLD GARDNER CHAPTER 13-1 PP
The Byzantine Empire and the Rise of Islam What great empire centered in Constantinople flourished for 1000 years?
ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHITECTURE. Page from Koran – Kufic Script Word of God recorded in Koran (recitation) Arabic adopted as uniform script to transcribe.
Origin, Spread, and Conflict with Christendom. Born in Mecca in Arabia Raised by merchants Received a revelation from Allah (God) during the month of.
The Beliefs of Islam. Pneumonic Device I.S.L.A.M.I.C.
Islamic art. General characteristics - Islamic art is especially famous for its architecture. - There are very few paintings and sculptures, because the.
Get into groups of 3. Islam was founded by……..? And in the city of ……? 1 pt Muhammad in the city of Mecca.
Rise of Islam.
Development of Islam Unit 5 Chapter 11 Lesson 3.
The Art and Architecture of Islam. Islam 101 Monotheistic religion-“Surrender” Worshipper of Islam =Muslim Believe in the teachings of Muhammad, God’s.
Unit 1 Introduction to World Civilizations and New Ideas Sub Unit 2 Introduction to World Religions Lesson 7 Islam Studies the KORAN.
Islam (around600 AD) Founder Islam is based on the life and teachings of the prophet Mohammed, who they believe is the last messenger of God.
Islamic Art 7 th + Muhammad, Arabian c Koran Islammic calligraphy -kufic (angular) 9 th -10 th -cursive, 12 th + Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem 7.
Chapter 5 The Islamic World. Islamic World Dates and Places: 7 th century to present Middle East, Spain, North Africa People: Muslim followers of Prophet.
History of Architecture Islamic Art and Architecture.
The History of Islam
Islam Newest of the Major Western Religions. Symbol Crescent moon and star.
The Rise of Islam. Terms to Know Muhammad (c. 571 – 632) The Qur’an Umayyad Dynasty, 661 – 750 Abbasid Dynasty, 750 – 1258.
AIM: How does Islam shape the lives of its believers? DO NOW: Match the people who are central or important to the following monotheistic religions of.
The Beliefs of Islam Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.
The Beliefs of Islam Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.
The Beliefs of Islam.
Islam Vocabulary.
The Religion of Islam 10/14/07Beth Berry Symbol of Islam The crescent moon is a common symbol of Islam. Muslims believe that when Muhammad received his.
The Islamic World Chapter … Islam complete the teachings of Judaism and Christianity. Mohammad is the last and greatest of the prophets … The Qur'an.
New Unit: The Beginnings of Islam Today’s Topic: The Origins of Islam.
Islam Origin and Spread. Prophet Muhammad The Prophet Muhammad Born in the city of Mecca (in Arabia) Raised by merchants Received God’s revelation during.
The Art of the Islamic World
5. What is Islam?. Arabia is a peninsula between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
The word Mosque comes from the word Masjid which means to ‘bow down before Allah’. A Mosque is where Muslims come together to worship and bow down to.
Overview of Islam ■ Around 600 AD, a new monotheistic religion began called Islam: – The faith was founded by the prophet Muhammad – His followers, called.
Islamic Art Chapter 13. Islamic overview Dislike of idol worship resulted in strong use of textiles and calligraphy as art forms 2 major architectural.
The Beliefs of Islam. Aim: How does Islam impact it’s followers? Today’s Agenda: Project discussion Islam documents Debrief Belief Systems Exam Tues &
Islamic Art AP Art History Moreno Valley High School Instructor: Erica Ness.
What is Islam and Who are the Muslims?. SEPTEMBER 16 WARM-UP What was the capital of Eastern Rome? Who was the emperor of Eastern Rome?
Mosques (Masjid): A Muslim Place of Worship. The Courtyard Usually square with a courtyard at one end The courtyard contains water for ritual washing.
The Beliefs of Islam: I.S.L.A.M.I.C. I.I. Islam’s holy book = Koran “Koran” can also be spelled “Qu’ran”
Islamic Art. Arabesque Tessellation.
Islamic Art Chapter 13.
The Arabian Peninsula Islam- is a monotheistic religion based on the teachings of its founder, the Prophet Muhammad.
Muhammad the Prophet  Muhammad, , was a merchant and caravan manager living in Mecca  At the age of 40, Muhammad received a vision from Gabriel.
THE RISE OF ISLAM. Warm Up Rome 1.All knowledge about Jesus comes from the 2.people who die for their faith and thus inspire others to believe 3.Edict.
A Review Activity Ready to play? Ramadan The is…
The World of Islam AD Section 1. The Rise of Islam.
Islam: Myths and Reality. Terminology: The religion is called ISLAM. The people are MUSLIMS.
Chapter 8 Islamic Art and Architecture. Map of The Islamic World blog.empas.com/jdyi8589/read.html?a=
Origins of Islam Islam starts in Arabia The Life of Muhammad.
Major European Religions: Islam S. Thomas 6th grade Social Studies.
The Beliefs of Islam: I.S.L.A.M.I.C.
Detail of the Frieze of the Umayyad Palace Mshatta, Jordan
Islam: Myths and Reality.
The Beliefs of Islam Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.
Islam.
MONOTHEISTIC RELIGIONS
The World of Islam and the Crusades
Basic Facts of Islam Islam is the third in succession of the three great monotheistic faiths born in the Middle East (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) Islam.
Unit 8: SOL Objectives WHI.8a-d
The Beliefs of Islam.
The Beliefs of Islam Copyright © Clara Kim All rights reserved.
4. Rise of islam and Islamic Civilization
Islamic Art Vocabulary
Presentation transcript:

Islamic Art Vocabulary Koran/Qu’ran Hadj Mosque Qibla Imam Minbar Mihrab Minaret Squinches Crenellation Muezzin Moorish Kufic

Islam Mohamed born into Quraysh tribe from Mecca he received divine orders to recite in praise of Allah 651- Recitations written down into the Koran Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca, fast during Ramadan, make a pilgrimage to Mecca (for those who can), give alms “There is but one God, Allah, and Mohamed is his prophet” Began preaching a monotheistic religion-lost favor in Mecca Went to Medina and gained followers to protect the faith By 632-Islam dominated over half of Arabia Moved further, quicker than Christianity-Constantinople attacked in the 670s but not conquered Moved through Africa into Spain by 711 Stopped from invading France in 732 by Charles Martel Constantinople conquered in 1453 by the Ottoman Turks

Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, Umayyad Caliph Abd Al-Malik

Squinches

Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem,

Great Mosque of Cordoba, Spain, 8-10 centuries Minaret

Abd-al-Rahman I Enlarged in , 961, and 987 Crenellated/crenellation Moorish

Interior of the Great Mosque of Cordoba Hypostyle prayer hall

Maqsura, Mosque of Cordoba

Dome of the Great Mosque of Cordoba, Mihrab Qibla Squinches

Koran page, 9-10 th century Kufic script

The Ardabil Carpet, Iran, 1540

Malwiya Minaret of the Great Mosque, Samarra, Iraq, Minaret Malwiya- “snail shell”

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2024 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved.