دور الاستدعاء و أثر الارتحال على العمارة و الفنون الإسلامية

Abstract EN

Several factors helped to transfer the methods and patterns of Islamic arts.

Among these factors helped was the system of summoning, in which the state was obliged to transfer a number of artists and skilled workers to participate in the construction and construction of Islamic cities established by some of the caliphs.

As a result of this system many of the technical methods of the new cities were transferred to new cities.

The migration was the other factors that played an important role in this field, although the process of migration was not optional in some cases, it is not requested by the caliphs, and there may be several reasons for this to relate the first cause of war and conflicts that push many technicians and skilled workers to the migration of their country and resorting to new cities safer than cities that have been forced to migrate from them in order to preserve their lives, and may be the reason is the need of the same person for the purpose of developing the causes of living and access to a new financial resource.

Through these two factors we find that the styles, elements and art have moved between the Islamic cities and in all the arts, whether fixed or movable so that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between these methods and it became difficult to proportion of some artifacts to a particular city.

In this research, we will attempt to trace the historical roots of these factors by citing some models and their impact on the arts of the new cities.