The Pak Wigah Grand Mosque

The architecture of the Islamic world is unique in the way that it is able to express the doctrines of faith by virtue of material form. The “style” of this building tradition can be characterized by the use of geometric patterns and intricately detailed ornamental forms that create an overwhelming...

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Main Authors: Hussain Ahmed, Kamil Khan Mumtaz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: INTBAU Spain 2023-11-01
Series:Journal of Traditional Building, Architecture and Urbanism
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Online Access:http://traditionalarchitecturejournal.com/index.php/home/article/view/655
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description The architecture of the Islamic world is unique in the way that it is able to express the doctrines of faith by virtue of material form. The “style” of this building tradition can be characterized by the use of geometric patterns and intricately detailed ornamental forms that create an overwhelming sense of serenity and spiritual beauty. This article examines the design process involved in the planning and construction of a traditional mosque through the example of the Pak Wigah Grand Mosque, designed by Kamil Khan Mumtaz and built by Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Farukh Hafeez.
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spelling doaj.art-b77ccb8cbe314a6c9e417d2a44c52c392023-12-15T21:21:07ZengINTBAU SpainJournal of Traditional Building, Architecture and Urbanism2660-58212660-583X2023-11-01410.51303/jtbau.vi4.655The Pak Wigah Grand MosqueHussain Ahmed0Kamil Khan Mumtaz1Kamil Khan Mumtaz OfficeKamil Khan Mumtaz Office The architecture of the Islamic world is unique in the way that it is able to express the doctrines of faith by virtue of material form. The “style” of this building tradition can be characterized by the use of geometric patterns and intricately detailed ornamental forms that create an overwhelming sense of serenity and spiritual beauty. This article examines the design process involved in the planning and construction of a traditional mosque through the example of the Pak Wigah Grand Mosque, designed by Kamil Khan Mumtaz and built by Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Farukh Hafeez. http://traditionalarchitecturejournal.com/index.php/home/article/view/655TraditionSufismPak WigahMughalSacred Art
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Sacred Art
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Mughal
Sacred Art
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