Islamic architecture embodies the teachings and values of Islam through a multifaceted architectural process that prioritizes metaphysical, spiritual, and ethical dimensions over mere physical characteristics. It serves as both a reflection of Islamic principles and a means of ensuring the welfare of the Muslim community. While the physical aspect of Islamic architecture has significance, it must be understood within a broader context that includes historical and cultural influences. The terms ‘Islamic’ and ‘Muslim’ in describing architectural works can be problematic and often need careful consideration to avoid misinterpretation.
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