Question
describe why the Muslims created calligraphy.
A. They wanted to study geometric patterns.
B. They were looking for a beautiful way to represent God's word
C. They wanted to show nature in creative ways
D. They needed a way to record the stars
A. They wanted to study geometric patterns.
B. They were looking for a beautiful way to represent God's word
C. They wanted to show nature in creative ways
D. They needed a way to record the stars
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The correct answer is **B. They were looking for a beautiful way to represent God's word**.
Muslim calligraphy developed as a significant art form primarily due to the desire to artistically express the words of the Quran and the teachings of Islam. Because of the aniconic nature of Islamic art, which discourages the depiction of sentient beings, calligraphy became a prominent means to convey religious messages and beauty in their culture.
Muslim calligraphy developed as a significant art form primarily due to the desire to artistically express the words of the Quran and the teachings of Islam. Because of the aniconic nature of Islamic art, which discourages the depiction of sentient beings, calligraphy became a prominent means to convey religious messages and beauty in their culture.
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