How did the building environment and urban planning in the Islamic world change in the modern era?

Volume 1 , Issue 1 , April 2025 , Pages 487-499

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Asst.L.Goran Abdullah Hamaali 1

1 Department of Archaeology, College of Humanities, Sulaimani University

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.12352

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Abstract

The conflicts and confusions that have been observed and worked on in different fields of thought can be clearly felt and seen in different fields of art, architecture and urban planning. But nowhere in the world is this inconsistency as obvious as in the construction of the civilized environment in which most Muslims live in modern times. If French or English and German philosophy compete with traditional Islamic thought in culture, this competition is very difficult to see in architecture because Muslims have followed Western architecture in the environment in which they live are observed in the new. Kufr, as one of the cities that has passed through several stages of Islamic history, has not been exempt from Western exposure. The import of foreign construction is also in conflict with traditional Islamic architecture on land inhabited by Muslims. The wave of this conflict has continued since the early 20th century. As a result, there has been a significant disorder in many Kurdish and Islamic cities, which has directly reflected on the thoughts and spirits of Muslims. That is, it has created inconsistency and confusion in the minds and spirits of Muslims.

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