الرؤية الفنية والجمالية لمختارات من الزخارف الإسلامية لمسجد مصطفى قرجي بطرابلس

Abstract

The Mustafa Gurji Mosque, built in 1833-1834 AD and located in the Libyan city of Tripoli, is distinguished by some unique artistic, aesthetic, and decorative features that set it apart from other mosques from the Ottoman era. This study seeks to identify the historical and artistic aspects and stages of development of Islamic decorations, in addition to discussing their types and aesthetic value. She also touched upon the artistic style used in implementing these decorations and the materials used to implement them, especially on the interior walls, which were covered with ceramic tiles and plaster decorations, and on the sanctuary and pulpit. Or in terms of the decorative elements implemented themselves, which varied in form between plant motifs such as branches, leaves and flowers, and geometric motifs such as geometric decorative lines, straight, broken, divided, circular and zigzag.