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May 21st, 2011, 06:00 AM
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great thread, btw can the admin please change the thread title to "Iran, Persian Architecture During Medieval Times", as it is more relevant to the topic and time era (we are still "islamic") and also rids the limitation of islamic architecture, since most of islamic arvhitture is based off of sassanid Perian architecture. Thank you
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May 21st, 2011, 12:12 PM
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Great post. Islamic architecture is without a doubt among the most gorgeous types of man-made symmetry and fashions. It is a completely different form of architecture. It's got its distinctive symbolism. This is obvious from this post on Architecture of IRAN during Islamic times.
I also once made a post like this on my blog recently. I really appreciate this post on Architecture of IRAN during Islamic times.
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