Traditional Islamic Principles of Built Environment

Discover the profound insights of Hisham Mortada in "Traditional Islamic Principles of Built Environment," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2011. This enlightening paperback explores the foundational principles and values rooted in Islamic tradition that shape the social and physical landscapes of Muslim communities. With 208 pages dedicated to a thorough examination of human ecology from a religious perspective, this book is crafted especially for non-Muslim readers who are eager to understand the interplay between faith and the built environment. Delve into a unique perspective that highlights the significance of traditional Islamic values in architecture and urban planning. Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply curious about the cultural dimensions of the Middle East, Mortada's work offers valuable insights for a deeper appreciation of Islamic contributions to our world.