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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 th century Great Mosque, Samarra, Iraq minaret minbar mihrab Great Mosque of Cordoba, Spain 8 th -12th

Islamic Art 7 th -14 th ce Prophet Muhammad c CE

Plan of Mohammed’s house, 7 th century Medina, Saudi Arabia

Arab Conquest 7 th +

The Blue Koran Kufic script from Koran from Tunisia 9-10 th century Gold & silver ink on blue dyed parchment

Kufic script & bowl 9-10 th century

Islamic Calligraphy Turga (royal emblem) Sultan Suleyman Ink, paint & gold on paper

Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem 691 CE

Great Mosque Samarra , near Bagdad, Iraq

Minaret, Samarra

Mosque Cordoba, Spain

Mesquita Courtyard

Prayer Hall, Cordoba

Mihrab

Pyxis ivory 10 th century Spain, near Cordoba

14 th century glass & polychrome enamel bottle & metal incised griffin from fountain? 11 th century

Center panel of the banner of Las Navas de Tolosda, Spain 13 th century silk tapestry 11x7’

Garden Carpet Persia 17 th century 17x15’ Plan used at Cordoba In courtyard to Mesquita 8-10th

Coronation Mantle Roger of Siciliy, 12 th century

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