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the phrase islamic art generally refers to arts that are products of the muslim world, diverse cultures that historically extended from spain to southeast asia. beginning with the life of the prophet muhammad and continuing to the present day, allah live wallpaper, islamic art has both a wide historical range and broad geographical spread, including north africa, the middle east, central asia and part of south and southeast asia as well as eastern and sub-saharan africa. visual elements of islamic art. islamic art covers a wide range of artistic production, from ceramic pots and silk carpets to oil paintings and tiled mosques. allah live wallpaper.

given the tremendous diversity of islamic art across many centuries, cultures, dynasties and vast geography what artistic elements are shared? often, calligraphy (beautiful writing), geometry, and floral/vegetal design are seen as unifying visual components of islamic art. calligraphy. the preeminence of writing in islamic culture stems from the oral transmission of the word of god (allah) to the prophet muhammad in the early seventh century. allah live wallpaper. this divine revelation was subsequently codified into a holy book written in arabic, the qur’an (recitation in arabic). beautiful writing became imperative for transcribing the word of god and for creating sacred qur’ans. calligraphy soon appeared in other forms of artistic production, including illuminated manuscripts, architecture, portable objects and textiles. allah live wallpaper. although the arabic script is the crux of islamic calligraphy, it was (and is) used to write a number of languages in addition to arabic, including persian, and ottoman turkish.