This is a study in vernacular architecture covering the Middle East
and North Africa, particularly concentrating on the interaction
between religion and society on the one hand and building practice
and city planning on the other. Using various sources, some of
which date back to the fourteenth century, the author convincingly
contends that building and urban development accomplished within
the Arabic-Islamic cultural framework achieved a high level of
sophistication.
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