ISLAM AND FINE ART

In the monograph, for the purpose of scientific coverage of the general public, the relationship of the religion of Islam to the fine arts and beauty, the state of the fine arts before the religion of Islam in Central Asia, the fine arts during the spread of the religion of Islam in Central Asia, the attitude of Islam to the fine arts in its initial periods of Islam and in the XI-XIII centuries, Islam and the fine arts in the period of Amir Temur and the Temurids, based on the study of the relationship of Islam to the fine arts in Central Asia in the XVI-XIX centuries, the reasons for the prohibition of fine arts by Islam of which particular types of art were identified and the corresponding conclusions were identified.The book is intended for art historians, architects, culturologists and the general public.

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Akram Namazbaevich Sultanov. Born in 1977. Applicant and senior lecturer at Samarkand State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.Uralov Akhtam Sindarovich, born in 1947, Candidate of Architectural Sciences, Professor. Samarkand State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.