
Andalusian Islamic architecture refers to the distinctive architectural forms developed by Muslim rulers in the Iberian Peninsula between 711 and 1492. This architectural style was shaped not only by influences from the eastern Islamic world but also by local Iberian culture, Roman architectural heritage, Visigothic elements, and Christian artistic traditions. Over the course of approximately eight centuries of Muslim rule, mosques, palaces, madrasas, bathhouses, bridges, and fortifications were
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Esra Ăzkafa

Dante and Islam is a significant work published in 1919 by the Spanish orientalist and academic Miguel AsĂn Palacios, which examines the relationship between Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy and Islamic sources. Palacios argues that Dante's descriptions of the afterlife were influenced by, among others, the works of Ibn Arabi and Abu al-Ala al-Ma'arri. This thesis caused a considerable stir in the Western world and led to long-standing debates. Subject The work provides a detailed examination
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Muhammed Samed Acar

Drama culture is a concept that defines the entire spectrum of cultural practices emerging from the multifaceted impacts of television series on individuals, social structures, and economic dynamics. Series do not serve merely as entertainment tools for leisure time; they also play a significant role in shaping social relationships, constructing identities, and facilitating cultural transmission. In this context, television series, as one of the most widespread forms of mass media, function as a
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Ămer Said Aydın

Al-Andalus-Islamic architecture refers to the distinctive building forms developed by Muslim rulers in the Iberian Peninsula between 711 and 1492. This architectural style was shaped not only by influences from the eastern Islamic world but also by local Iberian culture, Roman architectural heritage, Visigothic elements and Christian artistic traditions. Over the approximately eight centuries of Muslim rule, mosques, palaces, madrasas, baths, bridges and fortifications were constructed not merel
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Esra Ăzkafa

Islam Between East and West, written by Aliya IzetbegoviÄ in 1980, provides a detailed examination of the historical philosophical cultural and moral interactions between Islamic thought and the civilizations of the East and West. The book analyzes from an academic perspective the exchange of knowledge and mutual influences between these two civilizations from the early periods of Islam to the modern era. The work consists of two main sections titled The Foundations of Western Thought and Islam
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Meryem Beyza Utkulu

KırĆehir is home to the Japanese Garden, which reflects traditional elements of Japanese garden art and is regarded as one of the largest Japanese gardens outside Japan.ă1ă Located in the KırĆehir district of Kaman, the garden was constructed as a product of cultural relations between Japan and TĂŒrkiye and constitutes a landscape area where natural elements are harmoniously arranged.ă2ă History and Establishment Process The KırĆehir Japanese Garden was established within the framework of friends
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Nisanur Karagöl

Islam Between East and West, written by Aliya IzzetbegoviÄ in 1980, provides a detailed examination of the historical, philosophical, cultural and ethical interactions between Islamic thought and Eastern and Western civilizations. The book examines, from an academic perspective, the exchange of knowledge and mutual influences between these two civilizations from the early periods of Islam to the modern era. The work is divided into two main sections titled âThe Foundations of Western Thoughtâ an
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Meryem Beyza Utkulu