A survey of Nasir Al-Molk Mosque in Shiraz based on the Aesthetics of Islamic Art: A survey of Nasir Al-Molk Mosque in Shiraz based on the Aesthetics of Islamic Art

Samira Ashari; Amin  Maleka

doi:10.29019/eidos.v15i21.1020

Autores/as

Samira Ashari Ph.D student in Industrial Design, Industrial Design Group, Faculty of Design, Tabriz Islamic Art University, Tabriz, Iran
Amin Maleka Ph.D student in Geotechnical engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Roudehen Branch, Islamic Azad University, Roudehen, Iran

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29019/eidos.v15i21.1020

Palabras clave:

Estética, Arte Islámico, Arquitectura Islámica, Mezquita Nasir Al-Molk, Noor

Resumen

Como uno de los edificios más importantes de la arquitectura islámica, la Mezquita ha pasado su proceso de formación, evolución o declive a lo largo de los años influenciado por subsistemas espaciales y temporales estáticos y dinámicos. Los principios y criterios de la estética en la arquitectura islámica incluyen forma y forma, luz y color, decoración y símbolos. Nuestro conocimiento sobre el diseño de mezquitas mejorará al considerar la importancia de estudiar estos trabajos y tener un conocimiento preciso sobre los creadores de estos trabajos intelectual y prácticamente, lo que puede allanar el camino para un diseño arquitectónico más preciso en las mezquitas de hoy. Este estudio tiene como objetivo investigar los elementos utilizados en la arquitectura de la Mezquita Nasir-ol-Molk en Shiraz basados en la estética islámica. En consecuencia, las principales preguntas planteadas son: cuáles son los fundamentos utilizados por los constructores en la construcción de la Mezquita Nasir-ol-Molk? El presente estudio es de tipo descriptivo-analítico en cuanto a la metodología. Posteriormente, la información fue recolectada a través del estudio de documentos relacionados en el marco de los métodos de biblioteca, observación y campo. Este estudio muestra que la estética iraní y la estética islámica han impactado en la Mezquita Nasir-ol-Molk. En esta mezquita se han reunido todos los elementos necesarios para una sensación de paz espiritual. La yuxtaposición de luz, color y el soporte científico de particular importancia tienen una perspectiva estética, y hay una conexión complementaria entre ellos.

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A survey of Nasir Al-Molk Mosque in Shiraz based on the Aesthetics of Islamic Art