Islamic art and architecture

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Architecture and Cultural Influences Architecture and Art History Studies Historical Studies of Medieval Iberia

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The birth of Islamic art - the Umayyads the 'Abbasids the Fatimids the Saljuqs the age of the Atebegs - Syria, Iraq and Anatolia, 1100-1300 the Mamluks the Muslim West the Ilkhanids and Timurids the Safavids the Ottomans.

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