The one in Jordan is Magnificent,Basic But with Islamic Architecture skills its truly Deservs to be part in the worlds Greatest Buildings(Not just building but greatest Architecture)
Where is the picture of that Mosque in Jordan??
I think our member talks about this mosque though it is not added in our photo gallery;
I should have joined this group ages ago. Anyways, these are the top 3 sub-divisions of Islamic architecture in my opinion: 1-Ottoman 2-Mughal 3-Mamluk
You are welcome anytime bro ......... I don't have much knowledge about this but I think Arab and Irani architecture is also cool.
Well Mamluk architecture innovations are built mostly on Arab architectural traditions of previous states such as the Fatamids and Abbasids. I think the most noteworthy characteristic of Mamluk architecture is their minarets. What I don't like about Mamluk architecture is the lack of color, especially on the exterior. Most of their buildings have this bland greyish-brown color.
