المملكة: Spiritual and aesthetic… The decorations of the Grand Mosque highlight the character of Islamic civilization

The inscriptions and decorations of the Grand Mosque embody the unique character of Islamic civilization, combining aesthetic values ​​with spirituality.
Three types of decorations can be distinguished that characterize the architectural identity of the Grand Mosque.

Botanical decoration

Inspired by nature, it is known as the art of arabesque, and is characterized by interlacing and symmetry.

Written decoration

It focuses on Arabic letters and combines floral and geometric elements with creativity and balance.

Geometric decoration

It relies on geometric shapes as decorative units with artistic symbolism.

Decorations of the Grand Mosque

The aesthetics of the Arabic language and its masterpieces, in its various scripts and schools, appear to the wanderer through the parts of the Grand Mosque, and the unique embroidery with verses from the Holy Qur’an can also be seen on the Holy Kaaba.
The decorations of the Grand Mosque also form an aesthetic painting that attracts attention, all within the framework of pride in the authentic Arabic language.