المحارة في مباني الموصل في العصر العثماني - دراسة مقارنة مع مصر
Conch in the Buildings of Mosul in the Ottoman Era - A Comparative Study with Egypt
- الباحث
- محاسن علي محمود الخطابي
- المشرف
- محمد خضر محمود عبو
- الجامعة
- جامعة الموصل
- الكلية / القسم
- كلية الاثار / قسم الآثار
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2023
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- المحارة ; مباني الموصل ; العصر العثماني ; الزخرفة المعمارية
Abstract
A Praise be to God, and thanks, I completed my research on the topic of oysters in the buildings of Mosul - a comparative study with Egypt where I put my last notes and discussion about the conclusion. The research includes an introduction, thanks and gratitude, dedications and two whole chapters. The first chapter deals with conch in the buildings of Mosul, where it included six sections and tackles the city of Mosul and its beautiful Islamic cultural heritage that contains a beautiful decoration, namely the oyster from the early ages of Islam to the Ottoman era, and the most era in which this decorative element prevailed in the Abbasid and Ottoman, It was carried out on palaces found in the Umayyad Al-Hur Palace, as it is the only model that was found dating back to the Umayyad era, mosque, mosques, shrines, religious shrines, schools and homes such as the house of Mustafa Al-Tutanji, Ziyad Al- Jalili and churches. Their construction is made of several building materials, stone, marble, stucco, and blue furniture. Most of the buildings are decorated with clamshells on the original Mosulian marble. As for the decoration of the oyster in Egypt, it prevailed in abundance in this great city and was executed in a beautiful artistic style. The second chapter included three sections and talked about them from the beginning of the Fatimid and Mamluk eras all the way to the Ottoman era, and focused on mosques, mosque, shrines and schools, The building material was mostly stone, and some of it was marble and plaster. At the end of the search for conclusions came what was studied about the decoration of oysters in all buildings, and the difference and similarities between them. Then the sources come from a field study, books, master’s thesis, doctorates, magazines, appendices and pictures that confirm the existence of that decoration that Implemented on those buildings from the city of Mosul and Egypt. --- page 156 [OCR+] --- University of Mosul College of Archeology Department of Archeology Conch in the Buildings of Mosul in the Ottoman Era -A comparative study with Egypt- Mahasin Ali Mahmood Alkhatabi Master Thesis In Islamic Antiquities Supervised by Assistant professor Dr. Mohamed Khudher Mahmoud 1444 A.H. 2023 A.D. [OCR of page] University of Mosul (a) College of Archeology SEES Department of Archeology Leary oe WON Conch in the Buildings of Mosul in the Ottoman Era -A comparative study with Egypt- Mahasin Ali Mahmood Alkhatabi Master Thesis In Islamic Antiquities Supervised by Assistant professor Dr. Mohamed Khudher Mahmoud 1444 A.H. 2023 A.D. --- page 157 [OCR+] --- Conch in the Buildings of Mosul in the Ottoman Era -A comparative study with Egypt- A thesis Submitted by the student Mahasin Ali Mahmood Alkhatabi To Council of the College of Archeology / University of Mosul It is part of the Requirements for obtaining a master's degree in Islamic Archeology Supervised by Assistant professor Dr. Mohamed Khudher Mahmoud 1444 A.H. 2023 A.D. [OCR of page] Conch in the Buildings of Mosul in the Ottoman Era -A comparative study with Egypt- A thesis Submitted by the student Mahasin Ali Mahmood Alkhatabi To Council of the College of Archeology / University of Mosul It is part of the Requirements for obtaining a master's degree in Islamic Archeology Supervised by Assistant professor Dr. Mohamed Khudher Mahmoud 1444 A.H. 2023 A.D.
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