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Gur Emir.


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


ca. 1400


comm. Timur

mausoleum for Timur

mausoleum for Timur

Gur Emir.


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


ca. 1400


comm. Timur

blue ribbed double dome

Gur Emir.


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


ca. 1400


comm. Timur

Gur Emir.


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


ca. 1400


comm. Timur

Registan


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


begun early 15th c.


comm. Ulugh Beg

Registan


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


begun early 15th c.


comm. Ulugh Beg

L-R


Ulugh Beg, Tilla Kari, Shirdar madrasas

Shirdar Madrasa, Registan


Samarkand, Uzbekistan


(1616-36)


comm. Ulugh Beg

Isfahan, Iran


turned capital by Shah Abbas in 1598

"Isfahan nesf-ef jahan" =


"Isfahan is half the world"

Isfahan, Iran


turned capital by Shah Abbas in 1598

Chahar Bagh Avenue and the Chahar Bagh Garden


Isfahan, Iran.


comm. Shah Abbas

Maydan-I Shah (Royal Square)


Isfahan, Iran


(1590-1602)


comm. Shah Abbas

>500m long

Maydan-I Shah


Isfahan, Iran


(1590-1602)


comm. Shah Abbas

Maydan-I Shah


Isfahan, Iran


(1590-1602)


comm. Shah Abbas

Ali Qapu


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1600)


comm. Shah Abbas

Ali Qapu


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1600)


comm. Shah Abbas

Ali Qapu Music Room


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1600)


comm. Shah Abbas

Hasht Bihisht


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1670)


eight paradises pavilion

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

four iwan plan

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

Masjid-I Shah (Royal Mosque)


Isfahan, Iran


(1611-37)

Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1570s)


comm. Shah Akbar after it was predicted he would have a son. Shaik Salim Chishti predicted

Anup Talao


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1570s)

Diwan-I Khas


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1570s)

audience hall for Akbar

audience hall for Akbar

Diwan-I Khas


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1570s)

audience hall for Akbar

audience hall for Akbar

Diwan-I Khas


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1570s)

audience hall for Akbar

audience hall for Akbar

Khanqah


Fatehpur Sikri, India


Begun 1569

grand mosque with a couple of tombs

Tomb of Shaik Salim Chishti


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1569-74)

predicted birth of Akbar's son

Tomb of Shaik Salim Chishti


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1569-74)


Tomb of Shaik Salim Chishti


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1569-74)

Tomb of Shaik Salim Chishti


Fatehpur Sikri, India


(1569-74)

Jali (Lattice Screens)

Taj Mahal


Agra, India


(1632-54)


comm. Shah Jahan

as a tomb for him and wife

Taj Mahal


Agra, India


(1632-54)


comm. Shah Jahan

Great Gate, Taj Mahal


Agra, India


(1632-54)

Great Gate, Taj Mahal (8 paradise plan)


Agra, India


(1632-54)

iwan- deep niche or vaulted recess in the front



pishtaq- frame around the Iwan

Hasht Bihisht


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1670)

Hasht Bihisht


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1670)

Hasht Bihisht


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1670)

Hasht Bihisht


Isfahan, Iran


(ca. 1670)

Ata Mulaik Juvaini"

"If it is said that a paradise is to be seen in this world then the paradise of this world is Samarkand"

Ulugh Beg Madrasa


Registan, Samarkand, Uzbekisatan

Chahar Bagh

type of garden that has 4 quadrants separated by water channels

Eight Paradises plan

central room with eight doors to Islamic paradise

chatres

bell shaped towers as a pre-Islamic motif

Taj Mahal,


Agra, India

Taj Mahal,


Agra, India

flowers of paradise

flowers of paradise

Taj Mahal


Nine square plan

Taj Mahal


Cenotaphs of Shah Jahan and his wife