Arabic Architecture

Arabic architecture refers to the architectural styles and designs that emerged in regions influenced by Arab culture, particularly from the 7th century onward. It is characterized by intricate geometric patterns, ornate tile work, large domes, and minarets. Key features include courtyards, fountains, and calligraphy. Influenced by Islamic principles, it emphasizes harmony and beauty, often seen in mosques and palaces. Notable examples include the Alhambra in Spain and the Great Mosque of Samarra in Iraq. This style reflects a blend of cultural influences, showcasing the richness of Arab history and tradition in architecture.