تصوير الجانب الديني على المخطوطات الإسلامية المنمنمة

Abstract EN

Since time immemorial, man has been seeking aesthetic methods that he uses to embellish his productions and decorate what he makes, as if it were an instinct in him, to promote himself, and transfer it to the other who receives it for contemplation, through photography, or engraving on stone, marble, walls and other materials.

the Muslim is skillful in the art of photography, so it cannot be excluded that this heritage was transmitted on paper and leather and collected in books called manuscripts and miniatures, as most of these Islamic and Arabic manuscripts depict a large part of the ancient heritage, and they give us many perceptions on several aspects of daily life, including religious, social, cultural and other aspects during the Islamic era in Maghreb, Andalusia and the Levant, in both rural and urban locations.

they are documents that may be referenced and adopted to establish the facts, find out the origins, discover the characteristics of the religious life of the community and communicate them to the public.