The phrase "architecture of mosques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the design, structure, or aesthetic elements of mosques in an architectural context.
Example: "The architecture of mosques often features intricate geometric patterns and calligraphy that reflect the cultural heritage of the region."
Alternatives: "design of mosques" or "structural elements of mosques".
He paints a pleasing picture of himself as an expatriate child in Iran, thrilled by the exploits of firefighters trying to quench burning oil wells, but also fascinated by the architecture of the mosques and palaces of Isfahan.
They had to pass on the perfect architecture of a mosque in Casablanca.
Architectural changes in Swahili towns, beginning after C.E. 1200, similarly suggest increasing attention to maritime matters: the construction of more formal port and maritime architecture, the movement of mosques from town centers to the edge of shorelines, and the development of domestic architecture featuring the potential for hospitality.
But the innovative architecture of some new mosques also challenges stereotypes about a faith hidebound by history.In this section Chips off the old block Privateers Not a curve out of place ReprintsGermany's new mosques have the liveliest designs in Europe, according to Azra Aksamija, an architectural historian at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country by population but one that has never adopted Islam as a national religion, a history of Hindu and Buddhist influences and strong local cultures have sometimes fed resentment against those who would want to "Arabize" their religion or even the architecture of their unique mosques.
Not only do you get a chance to view the often staggering architecture of the many mosques, castles and palaces, hotels and homes but you get a sense of the unique perspective of a city that straddles the European and Asian borders.
I wandered through the Islamic district, absorbing the architecture of the Al-Azhar Mosque, founded in A.D. 970 as a center for learning, a legacy it maintains as the most revered university in the Sunni Islamic world.
Mogadishu features the Shirazi Persian architecture of the Swahili houses and mosques.
The architecture that has influenced Nelson most is that of mosques.
