Exploring Islamic Art: Pythagoras and Numbers in Primary Education

Feb 15, 2026

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This project unit delves into the intersection of Islamic art, mathematics, and spirituality, particularly through the lens of Pythagoras's contributions to understanding the world as numbers. Students will explore various Islamic art patterns and tiles to uncover the mathematical principles underlying these beautiful designs. Through hands-on activities and discussions, learners will appreciate not only the aesthetic value of Islamic art but also its mathematical foundations, enriching their understanding of how science and religion intermingle in cultural expressions.

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Exploring Islamic Art: Pythagoras and Numbers in Primary Education

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Islamic Art Patterns Science and Religion in Primary Schools Project - Unit 7Pythagoras and the world as numbers
Islamic Art Tiles 1
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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Basic Principles. What is Islamic Art?. Art that is influenced by Islam is found in many places in the world. The influence may be cultural, or The influence may be religious. 4 MAIN STYLES:. Geometric Calligraphic Organic/figural Medallions.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Islam spread rapidly after its founding, encompassing much of Africa, Europe, and Asia. The art of this vast region draws its distinctive character both from Islam itself and from the diverse cultural traditions of the world’s Muslims. Categories of Islamic Art. Architecture

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Use online text page 277 to help answer the questions. . ARCHITECTURE ARCHES. Question 1. What is an arch? How is an arch used in architecture?. MINARET (TOWER). Types of Minarets. Minaret in Uzbekistan. Question 2. What is the purpose of the minaret?. Rugs (Persian Rugs).

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. By: L andon S hew. video's. Islamic art showcased at museum . I slamic painting's album. Turkish İslamic Art of Marbling Paper. Its high point. As Islam grew so did its art

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. 600 CE to 1300 CE. THE KAABA, MECCA. Islamic Architecture. Haram Al-Sharif, Jerusalem. Dome of the Rock. The Great Mosque, Cordoba, Spain. Prayer Hall, Great Mosque, Cordoba, Spain. Alhambra Palace, Apain. Masjid -I Jami, Isfahan, Iran. The Mosaic Mihrab.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art . 13.2. Islam & Muhammad . In the 7 th century AD, a religion known as Islam (which means followers of God’s will) emerged in the Middle East. The Prophet of Islam was an Arab merchant named Muhammad, who was born in Mecca around 570AD.

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Islamic Art

By Majd Khoury. Islamic Art. Overview Of Movement. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kabaa.jpg. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Taj_Mahal_2012.jpg. Umayyad Caliphate. http://www.discoverislamicart.org/zoom.php?img=http://www.museumwnf.org/images/lo_res/monuments/isl/es/1/1/6.jpg.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. A B rief Overview. The Nature of Art. As it is not only a religion but a way of life, Islam fostered the development of a distinctive culture with its own unique artistic language that is reflected in art and architecture throughout the Muslim world. The Nature of Art.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Birth of Islam. Islam was born in 7 th cent. on the Arabian Peninsula (located in Southwest Asia at the junction of Africa and Asia consisting mainly of desert. The area includes present-day countries such as Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, etc.).

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Basic Principles. Art that is influenced by Islam is found in many places in the world . The influence may be cultural or the influence may be religious. Islamic art is art that is influenced by Islam. Four Main Styles. Geometric Calligraphic Organic/ Figural Medallions.

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ISLAMIC ART

ISLAMIC ART. Early History. Early Islam forbade the paintings or drawings of human portraits, including the prophet, as they thought it would lead to idolatry. ( worshipping the idol, or painting) This forbidding led to the use of calligraphic art.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Islam and Muslims. Islam means “submission” to the will of God. Muslims are those who submit to the will of God Believe in same God as Jews and Christians but believe that Jews and Christians have misunderstandings about God. Key Beliefs.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. 13.2. Islam & Muhammad. In the 7 th century AD, a religion known as Islam (which means followers of God’s will) emerged in the Middle East. The Prophet of Islam was an Arab merchant named Muhammad, who was born in Mecca around 570AD.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. General Characteristics. Calligraphy Preference for patterns Figural Images – secular art. General Characteristics Continued. Media “decorative arts” Patrons Artists. Periods of Art. Early Islamic Period Early Medieval Period Late Medieval Period Late Islamic Period.

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Islamic Art. “Submission to God”. Muhammad, the prophet. In 610, Muhammad received revelations from the “one god,” Allah, and founded a new monotheistic religion.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. The Prophet Muhammad and his Companions Traveling to the Fair. Reminders . Tues 10/13 TEST : Early Christian, Byzantine, Islamic art SG & q-cards due same day Fri 10/23 : Free Response Grid Due Non-European examples MUST be from the art of China before & after 1280

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Arabesque. Tessellation. Calligraphy. Mihrab. Usually sent in qibla wall Qibla indicates the direction of Mecca. Mihrab. Minaret. Minarets. The Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, Israel, 687-692 CE. The Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, Israel, 687-692 CE.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. AP Art History Moreno Valley High School Instructor: Erica Ness. Regions and Dynasties. Syria and Iraq Umayyad Caliphate est. 661 Abbasid Caliphate est. 750 Spain Umayyad Caliphate est. 756 Nasrid Dynasty est. 1230 Iran and Central Asia Samanid Dynasty est. 819

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. The Kaaba, Mecca, Saudi Arabia Surrounded by the mosque of al-Masjid al-Haram. Aerial view of Haram Al-Sharif, Jerusalem. Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem 691 CE. Byzantine tradition Golden dome Central plan / Octogonal. The Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, 691-2. Exterior tiles.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Basic Principles. What is meant by Islamic Art?. Learning Objectives To understand the different forms of Islamic Art. To prepare an artwork based on the rules of Islamic Art. What is Islamic Art?. Art that is influenced by Islam is found in many places in the world.

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. 650 CE - present d ay. Main Ideas. Highest art form is calligraphy Textiles are especially valued Most works lack figural representations , with the exception of artwork heavily influenced by the Chinese

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Islamic Art

Islamic Art. Chapter 13. Islamic overview. Dislike of idol worship resulted in strong use of textiles and calligraphy as art forms 2 major architectural forms: mosques and palaces Islam spread very fast reaching as far as Spain Mosques influences by central and basilica plans.

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