
Islamic Art
The Qur'an: Revealed in Hijaz, Recited in Egypt, Written in Istanbul
From the silence of the desert to the vibrant cities of civilization, the words of the Qur'an traveled across time and geography to find their artistic form.
Islamic Art
From the silence of the desert to the vibrant cities of civilization, the words of the Qur'an traveled across time and geography to find their artistic form.
Islamic Art
Islamic calligraphy transcends writing, blending spirituality, culture, and history, from Kufic's majesty to Naskh's elegance.
Islamic Art
Madrasatul Hattatin, once a hub for Islamic calligraphy, reflects a legacy of art, resilience, and the trials of modernization.
Islamic Art
Explore Istanbul's open-air calligraphy museum, a journey through faith, art, and history etched in mosques, monuments, and tombstones.
Islamic Art
The Istanbul Mushaf: A breathtaking Quran manuscript blending diverse Islamic art styles, history, and unparalleled craftsmanship.
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Amentü Gemisi: A pioneering Turkish animation blending minimalist artistry with Islamic traditions and profound symbolism.
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Explore the ways in which Ottoman sultans elevated calligraphy through spiritual devotion and their artistic legacy.
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Dive into the interconnectedness within Islamic geometry: the junction of art, math and mysticism.
Islamic Art
Miniature art, known for its intricate detail and exquisite craftsmanship, has been captivating audiences for centuries. This art form, particularly prominent in Islamic culture, involves the creation of small-scale paintings often used to embellish manuscripts and books. Let's explore the rich history, notable examples, modern interpretations and lasting
Islamic Art
Istanbul, a city at the crossroads of civilizations, offers a unique window into the splendor of Islamic art through its museums. Each museum serves as a treasure trove, showcasing an intricate array of Islamic manuscripts, textiles, ceramics and metalworks that span centuries. As we delve into these cultural sanctuaries, we
Calligraphy
In the enchanting world of Islamic art, few names shine as brightly as Hafiz Osman. A master calligrapher of the Ottoman Empire, his life was a symphony of devotion, not just to the art of calligraphy but to the spiritual essence that breathes life into each letter and word. Through
Calligraphy
Sheikh Hamdullah, widely celebrated as the father of Ottoman calligraphy, played a pivotal role in the development and flourishing of Islamic art during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. His innovative techniques and unique style earned him the title "Kıbletü’l-Küttâb" (Qibla of Calligraphers), signifying his central