Perhaps one of the strongest forms of expression is definitely architecture. I have much reason in that.
Calligraphy
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.
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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.)
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Modern islamic art, Callgraphy Art, Islamic Pattern Art
calligraphy
It is called Islamic art.Answer:Art in the Islamic tradition is somewhat limited by the Qur'an's injunction against depicting the human form. As a consequence Islamic art focusses on patterns and Arabic calligraphy, rather than on figures.
Yes, it is an Islamic art.
Yeah.
It developed and evolved the Arabic language, as well as the Arabic alphabet
A direct result was that sculptures and paintings did not exist in the Islamic World, leading to the development of architecture and calligraphy as replacement art forms.
Muslims view portrayal of the human form to be sinful idolatry Thus, there are no portraits in Islamic art. This leaves most Islamic art to focus on nature or geometry, as is apparent in famed Middle-Eastern tiles. Mosque architecture focuses on pattern and clean geometry.