ISLAMIC ART: MOSQUE ARCHITECTURE
Test Your Knowledge of Islamic Art: Mosque Architecture
Delve into the fascinating world of Islamic art and architecture with this quiz focused on mosque design and its elements. Challenge yourself and discover interesting facts about one of the most beautiful and intricate styles of art in history.
- 6 Engaging Questions
- Multiple Choice Format
- Learn About Mosque Features
Function of this area
A place where the prayer leader (imam) stands to deliver sermons (khutbah)
It used as a place where the muezzin announced the call for prayer or the “adhan”
To make mosque architecture look beautiful
A place where people do their prayer
Prayer hall
Ablution area
Mihrab
Mimbar
Name: this area
Minaret
Dome
Ablution area
Prayer hall
'Using the motif of flowers styled so as not to seem real'. This statement refers to one of principles of Islamic art.
Function
Geometric
Flower
Style
Moni is the one of principles of Islamic art
True
False
Masjid DiRAja Ubudiah was build in
1914
1913
1921
1920
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