Islamist Collection (page 2)

"Islamist: Tracing the Rich Tapestry of Islamic Culture and History" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Islam with its diverse heritage

Islamist Collection: View of the courtyard of the Taj Mahal. one of the most remarkable sights of Muslim architecture

View of the courtyard of the Taj Mahal. one of the most remarkable sights of Muslim architecture, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asia

Islamist Collection: Branches of a flowering tree with red flowers frame the Taj Mahal symbol of Islam in India

Branches of a flowering tree with red flowers frame the Taj Mahal symbol of Islam in India, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asia

Islamist Collection: Mecca. Manuscript from the 17th century. Islamic

Mecca. Manuscript from the 17th century. Islamic art.; Persian art. Miniature Painting. FRANCE. Paris. National Library

Flat Arabian astrolabe from 16th c

Portolan atlas, 1591. Map of the Arabian Peninsula

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"Islamist: Tracing the Rich Tapestry of Islamic Culture and History" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Islam with its diverse heritage, as we explore a range of fascinating hints. The 14th-century Koran written in Arabic showcases the beauty and intricacy of this sacred text, while miniature paintings transport us to a bygone era. In Dubai, the Jumeirah Mosque takes on an ethereal glow at night, symbolizing the harmonious coexistence between modernity and tradition in the United Arab Emirates. Traveling back in time, we encounter an Arabian flat astrolabe from 10th-century Italy, reminding us of humanity's quest for knowledge and understanding. A Persian astrolabe from 17th-century France further highlights how Islamic contributions spanned continents. However, not all historical encounters were peaceful; lithographs depict the tragic murder of General Charles George Gordon by Mahdists in Khartoum during Sudan's tumultuous past. The infamous Osama bin Laden emerges through a portrait that tells the haunting story behind September 11 and its lasting impact on global affairs. Meanwhile, a gilded wooden box depicting a king battling a Saracen chief offers insight into medieval conflicts where cultures clashed. From Louis VII fighting against Saracens during the Second Crusade to Queen Victoria's reign marked by significant wars like Anglo-Egyptian conflict (1882) or British conquests (1896-1898), these events shaped history profoundly. Even tales recounted by peddlers Baul from Bengal shed light on how far-reaching September 11 attacks resonated worldwide. Lastly, Roland's heroic demise during Charlemagne's battle at Roncesvaux reminds us that bravery transcends religious boundaries. Through these glimpses into artistry, warfare, religion, and cultural exchange within Islamism’s vast tapestry emerges – one that continues to shape our world today.