Marwah Abdulqader Ali
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Marwah Abdulqader Ali has a total of 3 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Hussaen Ali Hasan Kahachi
Department of Architectural Engineering, University of Technology - Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq. Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
1 shared publication - Mufeed Ehsan Shok
Department of Architecture, University of Technology
1 shared publication - Wahda Shuker Al-Hinkawi
University of Technology-Iraq
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
- 1 January 2023
- Published by AIP Publishing in AIP Conference Proceedings
- Vol. 2820 (1)
The impact of Islamic thought on sustainable development of the Arab Islamic city: Baghdad city as a case study
Islamic architecture extended a wide geographical extension from China in the east to Andalusia in the west and a long-time span of more than 14 centuries. Several influences have contributed to the formation of the characters of this architecture, including the different climate, materials, and methods of construction, and the political, legislative, and religious systems. The problem with the research is that the process of defining the Islamic city according to Islamic thought is inaccurate and needs to know the motives for the emergence of Islamic cities and read them according to an in-depth view of Islamic civilization and Arab society. This study aims to identify the effect of Islamic thought on the achievement of social sustainability in planning the Arab city. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher followed the analytical approach (interpretation, criticism, and deduction) in studying the conditions of the Islamic or Arab city and knowing how close it is to the methodology of Islamic thought by studying the locations of some Arab Islamic cities that were established in different periods in the Islamic state (the city of Baghdad as a model). The study reached a set of results that emphasized the different effects in the planning of the Islamic city and the Arab city, which was based on the reasons for its emergence or the application of Islamic Sharia provisions in establishing the urban components of these cities. The study also included recommendations indicating the importance of defining the methodology in Islamic cities. And our contemporary view of these cities.
- 1 January 2023
- Published by AIP Publishing in AIP Conference Proceedings
- Vol. 2820 (1)
Open AccessThe impact of Islamic thought on sustainable development of the Arab Islamic city: Baghdad city as a case study
Islamic architecture extended a wide geographical extension from China in the east to Andalusia in the west and a long-time span of more than 14 centuries. Several influences have contributed to the formation of the characters of this architecture, including the different climate, materials, and methods of construction, and the political, legislative, and religious systems. The problem with the research is that the process of defining the Islamic city according to Islamic thought is inaccurate and needs to know the motives for the emergence of Islamic cities and read them according to an in-depth view of Islamic civilization and Arab society. This study aims to identify the effect of Islamic thought on the achievement of social sustainability in planning the Arab city. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher followed the analytical approach (interpretation, criticism, and deduction) in studying the conditions of the Islamic or Arab city and knowing how close it is to the methodology of Islamic thought by studying the locations of some Arab Islamic cities that were established in different periods in the Islamic state (the city of Baghdad as a model). The study reached a set of results that emphasized the different effects in the planning of the Islamic city and the Arab city, which was based on the reasons for its emergence or the application of Islamic Sharia provisions in establishing the urban components of these cities. The study also included recommendations indicating the importance of defining the methodology in Islamic cities. And our contemporary view of these cities.