Importance of light in different religions/concept of light in islam or role of light in islam/

Nūr concept in islam/ Light as a Decorative Medium in Islamic Art and Architecture/
Light - A Natural Ornamental Element in Islamic Architecture.

In Islam, God is never depicted. Nor is it possible to describe Him through references to
the physical world. God can, be understood through reference to light. This practice is
sanctioned by the Qur'an, which Muslims believe to be the actual word of God sent
down to the Prophet Muhammad.

Architecture is a skillful, precise, wonderful play of volumes in the light. Our eyes are
made so as to perceive the forms that are lit” (Corbusier 1972).

In this topic I thoroughly study on the light importance in islam and its vastness and
openness to all religions

Concept of light in different religions/ role of light in religious spaces:

In Islam, God is never depicted. Nor is it possible to describe Him through references to
the physical world. God can, be understood through reference to light. This practice is
sanctioned by the Qur'an, which Muslims believe to be the actual word of God sent
down to the Prophet Muhammad.

Architecture is a skillful, precise, wonderful play of volumes in the light. Our eyes are
made so as to perceive the forms that are lit” (Corbusier 1972).

In this topic I will study on the light importance in Islam and its vastness and openness
to all other religions and how the other religions take light and how the light affect on the
human nature.

Also with this it gives the message of clarity like in Islam must be clear in its all matters

In this, we design a religious space that dealt with light and gives us the feeling of each
space and religion. We study all the aspects of light that mainly related to Islam.

 Light impact on human.

 And how its change moods.
 And how the light in religious spaces get us closer to the god.
Light, as sunlight, perceived by our sight perception has been a source of inspirations since
ancient times. Initially it was a connection between heaven and earth. In the Stone Age, light and
its relation to a structure became an element of human emotions and beliefs because of human
thought-out actions.