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What is the type of writing that Muslims use to decorate their places of worship?
Arabic calligraphy .
Muslims devolped this art of beautiful handwriting?
calligraphy
What is calligraphy and what did Muslims use it for?
Calligraphy is the art of writing. The Muslims use it in writing the text of the holy Qur'an. They also use it while writing verses on walls of mosques for decoration.
What is the name of the artistic form of writing used by Muslims?
the answer is calligraphy
What are some uses of Arabic calligraphy?
to teach muslims the meaning of the islamic culture
What is the highest form of art for the Muslims?
CALLIGRAPHY and ARCHITECTURE were the highest forms of art for Muslims. Painting, drawing, and sculpture were considered forbidden in a number of different Islamic regimes, but the ban was inconsistent both in place and time.
Why is calligraphy so respected by Muslims?
Calligraphy was so respected by Muslims because they used it to write the Qur'an. The Qur'an told of the prophet Muhammad, his Night Journey, verses, and messages from the angel Gabriel. The Muslims felt that only beautiful writing like calligraphy was suited to record the words of Allah (God). Because of this calligraphers were the most highly respected people in the Muslim world.
How did Muslims use calligraphy and geometric art?
Muslims used this way because the creators of Islam were Arabic people and that is how the Quran is written and translated in Arabic.
What do Muslims do instead of images in their art?
Much decoration in Muslim temples involves calligraphy.
Is beautiful handwriting calligraphy or cacography?
calligraphy
What is the highest for of art of Muslims?
CALLIGRAPHY and ARCHITECTURE were the highest forms of art for Muslims. Painting, drawing, and sculpture were considered forbidden in a number of different Islamic regimes, but the ban was inconsistent between different empires. (Some would forbid it and others would permit it.)
What do musilms believe about art?
Muslims have a varied perspective on art. While some branches within Islam have historically discouraged or imposed limits on representational art, many Muslims have embraced and contributed to a rich tradition of art, including calligraphy, geometric designs, and architectural ornamentation. The Islamic artistic tradition values spirituality, beauty, and the use of art to convey religious teachings and inspire piety. However, individual beliefs and interpretations can differ among Muslims, leading to a range of attitudes towards art.
