Table of Contents

Introduction; Chapter 1: The Beginning of Islamic Architecture; Chapter 2: Umayyad Architecture; Chapter 3: Abbasid Architecture; Chapter 4: Early Islamic Architecture in North Africa; Chapter 5: Early Islamic Architecture in Spain; Chapter 6: Classical Architecture in North Africa and Spain; Chapter 7: Late-Classical Architecture in North Africa and Spain; Chapter 8: Classical Architecture in Egypt: The Fatimids; Chapter 9: The Second Phase of Classical Egyptian Architecture: Ayyubid and Mamluks; Chapter 10: Early Islamic Architecture of Persia: Samanids and Ghaznavids; Chapter 11: Classical Islamic Architecture in Persia: The Saljuks; Chapter 12: Classical Architecture of Syria and Iraq; Chapter 13: Classical Architecture of Anatolia; Chapter 14: Late-Classic Architecture in Persia: Ilkhanids and Timurids; Chapter 15: Classical Architecture in India; Chapter 16: Architecture of the Ottoman Empire; Chapter 17: The Safavid Empire; Chapter 18: The Mughal Empire; Bibliography; Index of Names and Places

About the Author

John D. Hoag is Professor Emeritus at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He is the author of Western Islamic Architecture (George Braziller, 1963).