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The Book Of Mosques By Luqman Nagy

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The Book Of Mosques By Luqman Nagy

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The Book Of Mosques By Luqman Nagy

ISBN: 9780907461937
Author: Luqman Nagy
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 25
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
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About This Book:
"The Book of Mosques" by Luqman Nagy is a visually breathtaking journey that reveals a captivating tapestry of Islamic architecture and spirituality. Nagy takes readers on a global tour, highlighting the diversity and beauty of mosques across continents with a meticulously collected collection of pictures. This book is a celebration of sacred locations that stand as testaments to the rich tradition and spiritual significance of Islamic architecture, from ornate minarets to awe-inspiring domes.
Architectural Wonders
Dive into the world of architectural beauty as Nagy takes readers on a visual tour of mosques that are works of art in their own right. Each shot depicts the distinctive features, ranging from soaring minarets to elaborate geometric patterns, demonstrating the breadth of Islamic architectural traditions.
The Sacred Geometry
Investigate the hypnotic symmetry and accuracy that distinguish Islamic geometric patterns. Nagy's perspective reveals the mathematical perfection that serves as a reflection of the divine order within these hallowed spaces by capturing the fine details of tiles, arches, and calligraphy.
Peace on Earth
Travel the world without leaving the pages of the book. Nagy transports readers to mosques across continents, capturing the tranquility and spiritual atmosphere that connects these disparate sites. This chapter provides a panoramic vision of Islamic worship around the world, from the historic mosques of the Middle East to the contemporary gems of Asia and Africa.
Rituals and Reflections
Investigate the reflections and rituals that take place within the sacred spaces' walls. Nagy's perspective captures attendees in moments of contemplation, prayer, and connection, revealing the spiritual vitality that animates mosques as places of community and devotion.

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