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International Journal of History and Cultural Studies
Volume 4, Issue 4, 2018, Page No: 20-41

The Representation of Virgin Mary in Islamic Art during the Ayyubid Dynasty (12th - 13th Century)

Heba Mahmoud Saad Abdel Naby1*, Heba Magdy2

1.Professor of Islamic archaeology, Faculty of Tourism & Hotels, Alexandria University, Egypt.
2.Assistant professor of Greco-Roman archeology, Faculty of Tourism & Hotels, Alexandria University, Egypt.

Citation : Heba Mahmoud Saad Abdel Naby, Heba Magdy, The Representation of Virgin Mary in Islamic Art during the Ayyubid Dynasty (12th - 13th Century) International Journal of History and Cultural Studies 2018 , 4(4) : 20-41

Abstract

The Islamic art witnessed the appearance of a group of objects marked with Christian scenes and figures during the thirteenth century. They included scenes of the Virgin Mary, Jesus, priests and priestesses. The present research sheds light on the representations of the Virgin Mary in the Islamic art during the Ayyubid Dynasty. It aims to study how the Virgin Mary was represented in Islamic art and to investigate the influence of the Byzantine, Coptic and Western Christian art on such representations. The research adopted the descriptive analytical methodology and focused on the scenes depicting the Virgin Mary in the Islamic art during the Ayyubid dynasty.


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