افاق للعلوم
Volume 10, Numéro 2, Pages 622-642
2025-03-15
The Foundational Inscriptions Of Mosques In The City Of Constantine During The Ottoman Period
Auteurs : Ghouari Razika . Mekkas Malika .
Résumé
The Arabic calligraphy is a masterful Islamic decorative art, renowned for its role in transcribing the Quranic verses. Calligraphers strive to excel and develop various styles, such as Kufic, Naskh, and Thuluth, which are prominently featured in religious architecture, particularly mosques. These calligraphic decorations, executed in materials like gypsum, marble, and stone, adorn the walls, mihrabs, pulpits, doors, and windows, with diverse content ranging from Quranic verses to poetic inscriptions. The foundational inscriptions in Ottoman mosques hold great importance for researchers and calligraphers, as they provide tangible evidence for dating and offer opportunities for artistic and analytical study. This study examines the foundational inscriptions in the Ottoman mosques of Constantine, employing a descriptive and analytical approach to highlight their significance and encourage further in-depth research and preservation efforts, as they represent a valuable cultural heritage of Arab-Islamic civilization.
Mots clés
Archaeological inscriptions; foundational inscriptions ; Arabic calligraphy ; Ottoman mosques; Constantine ; Archaeological inscriptions ; foundational inscriptions ; Arabic calligraphy ; Ottoman mosques ; Constantine
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