As an aspiring architect, I have found Islamic architecture intriguing, a phenomenon that melds spirituality and physicality to the metaphysical and reaches far beyond our limited comprehension. This course provided insight that not only gave insight into architecture but also helped me understand its art form, from colors, forms, and shapes, all of which bring the occupants within that space an experience. It also shows the echoes of history and how they were conceived, an understanding we are now grappling with. I recommend this course to anyone wanting to learn a different perspective of spirituality and how its architecture can influence your emotions. The Lecturer is nothing short of knowledgeable, as the information is explained and shown for a comprehensive understanding. Even though there was a lot of information to cover, I still found the lecture interactive. Couldn't ask for a better lecturer. I enjoyed the class, though my Arabic is limited, I welcome the gestures, so I'm glad to learn more than expected. Moreover, I was amongst some of the nicest people. The other participants just added to the enjoyment of looking forward to these classes.

"The course is fantastic and very intensive, plunging into the significances of Islamic architecture and equipping learners with a rich depth and diverse cultural insights. I'd recommend it for anyone interested in philosophy, intellectual exploration, and those looking to understand the meaning behind built forms." Eng. Eisha - Architect and teacher assisstant at Effat University - Jeddah

The Spirituality and Islamic Architecture was a very enriching course, I learnt how to study the metaphysical properties behind the different geometries and how its essential for the built environment” Mohamed Al Khoja

Research and Teaching Assistant in College of Engineering - Applied Science University Bahrain 🇧🇭