Islamic architecture is a style of building design that developed in regions influenced by Islam, characterized by its use of geometric patterns, intricate decoration, and large, open spaces. Key features include domes, minarets, and courtyards, which are often seen in mosques, palaces, and public buildings. Islamic architecture emphasizes harmony, symmetry, and the integration of spiritual and practical elements. It often incorporates calligraphy and abstract art, reflecting the cultural and religious values of Islamic societies while creating visually impressive and functional spaces.

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