Tabbaa, Yasser

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Fountains in Islamic art and architecture exhibit considerable variation, both in terms of the etymologies of the various words for “fountain” and the physical forms, facts that may reflect the structure’s multiple linguistic and architectural sources. Etymologically, some of th…

A dome is an architectural feature that resembles the hollow upper half of a sphere, a rounded vault covering an interior space. Highlighting the functional and expressive dimensions of the dome rather than its technical features, this article begins with a brief etymology, with…

Architecture in the Muslim world exhibits a range of commonalities across time and space. Against this underpinning of recognisably Islamic motifs, significant variations have also emerged, reflecting the use of local materials, regional traditions, imperial imagery, and religio…

The urban landscape of Aleppo (Ar. Ḥalab) is dominated by its mighty citadel and punctuated by numerous minarets and several domes. Other than these monumental forms, the premodern architecture of Aleppo is largely horizontal, rarely exceeding two floors and lacking the massive …