In every society, architecture in some way reflects the ideals, practices and beliefs of the people who live, work and worship in the buildings of their cities or towns. Islamic architecture is influenced by the Quran and the cultures of Arabia and the Mid-East from which it originated. Both secular and religious Islamic architecture reinforces concepts of unity, impermanence and beauty.
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