This work explores the evolution of mosque architecture in the twenty-first century, emphasizing the principles of flexibility, openness, and multifunctionality in design. It discusses the significance of the prayer hall as a ‘constant place’ and the broader earth as a ‘dynamic place’ for Islamic worship. The text challenges conventional perceptions of mosque forms and proposes that contemporary mosque architecture should embrace expressive designs that reflect changing cultural dynamics and community needs.
Al Naim, Mashary and Al Sayyed, Waleed, The Moment and The Place, Mosque Architecture in the Twenty-First Century. (Beirut: Tawarod for Media and Publishing, 2020).
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