The existence of a city is very important in civilization. It is notonly as a physical habitat where a group of human lives together but alsoas a place where a community develops and becomes a noble andprosperous society. Islamic community creates a city as a means to create aphysical, economic, social and religious environment. This paper discussedhow the settlement of a city develops Islamic civilizations, from the periodof the Prophet in Madinah, then spread to Arab, Africa, and Asian regions, bringing significant roles for the community. Istanbul, one of the importantcities in Islamic civilization, grew with a combination of many traditions, from Hellenic, Byzans, Persia and later Islam; these traditions thenunderwent fusion as basic th...
The expansion of Islam did multiply the number of cities to the edge of the desert, transforming the...
Typescript (photocopy).This study attempts to identify the religious norms that governed and continu...
When Istanbul (then Constantinople) was ruled by the Byzantine Christian governors, it witnessed man...
The existence of a city is very important in civilization. It is notonly as a physical habitat where...
Islamic culture and civilization; It is three-dimensional in terms of time, space and impact and is ...
Throughout the history, cities have been the birthplaces of civilizations of mankind during the last...
The decades following the city’s conquest in 1453, an urban project was implemented to reconstruct t...
This paper studies four prototypical models of early Islamic cities, namely Al-Basrah, Al-Kufah, Bag...
The Ottoman capture of Istanbul in 1453 paved the way for the city to become the Ottoman imperial ce...
The Islamic theory of general planning and urbanization is as old as the Muslim community. Its funda...
City, like the human is renewing and changing in every period and time. Also during its lifetime, ci...
This paper aims to highlight the importance of integrating the Islamic worldview into the aspects of...
Islamic civilization represents one of the most important civilization achievements phases that enri...
This article is a study on the discourses of 'Islamic city' related with specific characteristics of...
0Istanbul did not only remain the capital city of the Ottoman Empire following its conquest but als...
The expansion of Islam did multiply the number of cities to the edge of the desert, transforming the...
Typescript (photocopy).This study attempts to identify the religious norms that governed and continu...
When Istanbul (then Constantinople) was ruled by the Byzantine Christian governors, it witnessed man...
The existence of a city is very important in civilization. It is notonly as a physical habitat where...
Islamic culture and civilization; It is three-dimensional in terms of time, space and impact and is ...
Throughout the history, cities have been the birthplaces of civilizations of mankind during the last...
The decades following the city’s conquest in 1453, an urban project was implemented to reconstruct t...
This paper studies four prototypical models of early Islamic cities, namely Al-Basrah, Al-Kufah, Bag...
The Ottoman capture of Istanbul in 1453 paved the way for the city to become the Ottoman imperial ce...
The Islamic theory of general planning and urbanization is as old as the Muslim community. Its funda...
City, like the human is renewing and changing in every period and time. Also during its lifetime, ci...
This paper aims to highlight the importance of integrating the Islamic worldview into the aspects of...
Islamic civilization represents one of the most important civilization achievements phases that enri...
This article is a study on the discourses of 'Islamic city' related with specific characteristics of...
0Istanbul did not only remain the capital city of the Ottoman Empire following its conquest but als...
The expansion of Islam did multiply the number of cities to the edge of the desert, transforming the...
Typescript (photocopy).This study attempts to identify the religious norms that governed and continu...
When Istanbul (then Constantinople) was ruled by the Byzantine Christian governors, it witnessed man...