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The incredible ring showcases breathtaking motifs inspired by the majestic structures of Islamic mosques and architecture. From Wikipedia's treasure trove of free information, jump to navigation and explore a world of awe-inspiring beauty: The interior side view of Selimiye Mosque's magnificent dome in Edirne, Turkey, a testament to Ottoman-style grandeur The Court of the Lions at Alhambra palace (Granada, Spain) - an outstanding masterpiece of Moorish architecture A tranquil Courtyard of Mustansiriya Medical College (Iraq) exemplifies Abbasid Islamic architecture at its finest Islamic architecture boasts a rich diversity of styles associated with Islam, encompassing both secular and spiritual structures. This beautiful art form spans the entire history of Islam, from early days to present times. Initially, it was influenced by Roman, Byzantine, Persian, Mesopotamian, and many other cultures conquered by Muslims in the 7th and 8th centuries.[1][2] Further east, as Islam expanded to Southeast Asia, Chinese and Indian architectural styles also left their mark. Over time, Islamic architecture evolved distinctive characteristics in building design and ornamentation, with surfaces adorned by exquisite Islamic calligraphy and intricate geometric and interlace patterns. The fundamental types of large or public buildings in Islamic architecture are: the Mosque, the Tomb, the Palace, and the Fort. These four iconic types formed the vocabulary for designing other structures such as public baths, fountains, and domestic architecture.[3][4] Many notable buildings mentioned here are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Some of these marvels, like Aleppo's Citadel, have suffered severe damage during the ongoing Syrian Civil War and other conflicts in the Middle East.