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In Islamic culture, geometric design is everywhere: you can find it in mosques, madrasas, palaces, and private homes. And despite the remarkable complexity of these designs, they can be created with just a compass to draw circles and a ruler to make lines within them. Eric Broug covers the basics of geometric Islamic design.
Lesson by Eric Broug, animation by TED-Ed.
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I'm Christian, but I find Islam fascinating. Those who associate Islam with terrorists are ignorant...
Christian Jiang thanks for your nice world we respect christian too. in islam christian and jews have a special treatment as the Qur'an call them people of the book.
Thank you for those kind words. Especially from Christian
Diana Anderson Bless us with your knowledge of the Quran. Where are verses?
Diana Anderson Does Qur'an really say this? could you provide us with the verse you are talking about?. all i can say is the quote which says (Judging a person does not define who they are. It defines who you are.) is really applying to you. thinking about all muslim are liars and hate christian and jews is a shallow and stupid idea. we don't hate christian at all nor jews we hate zionist when you know the difference come discuss with me. and i am still waiting you to show me where Qur'an said all that otherwise you will be the liar. peace :)
there was a non believing old woman who needed help carrying her items. A man came to help. She praised him for his help and during their walk she warned him about Muhammed, calling him a lier and a man who destroys families by poisoning the younger generation and the woman with the belief of one God. At the end she asked him what was is name. He answered "Muhammed" at that very moment she said her shahadah and became a muslim. This is a man who rarely sought justice through violent means. A man who forgave his enemies. When he enter the city of Mecca with his giant and strong army. He declared that there will be no blood spilt. He even gave protection to the members of the house of Abu Sufyan, where Hind lived. Hind was the woman who had Hamza killed. Hamza was one of Muhammad's most favorite uncles. He was one of the first really important and well respected men of Mecca to convert to Islam back in its early years.
centuries ago,
Students: I wanna be both Artist and Mathematician
Khalif: yes
Lol 🤣
This is how students became multi talented...
Yup, we need more polymaths in the classical sciences
That's what an architect is
when art degree actually worth something..
People tend to forget that until a couple of centuries ago, middle east had been the 'most advanced' part of the world.
east was more devloped than midleeast
Not just them, all Muslims were advanced and advancing.
And yet first civilization was found on in india....first aircraft was invented in india......first and most intelligent language was invented in india.....i guess i m talking to a brainwashed @$$ who is taught islam was greatest .....😂
@@darveshgupta8860 no one ask your opinion pinhead
@@muhammadasadabbas5479
Truth hurt doesn't it??
I guess i have made you loud and clear ...
Islamic scientists contributed much to civilization , great people
@J T dispite what you think not everything is in the book
lol....
@@i__use yeah, since the fall of ottoman empire and the chaos in the middle east after the world wars, but all of those things were already predicted in the quran and hadith, that Islamic civilization will prevail when they succeed in conquering Constantinople, but then that glorious civilization will fall towards the last phase of the human civilization just before the doomsday arrived
@J T you will find those in the Muslim scientist research/document paper.
@J T i thought you refer to the Muslim scientist.
A lot of what we know today about Math and Anatomy we owe to Islamic history and practices.
ElijahMFearon LOL my first response was to the wrong comment :p I think there is a place for everything. Religion can do some good when in the right hands; the problems occur when people use anything to create power and corruption.
@107191668785794772299 necessity for religion keep coming in cycles just like when old buildings need scaffolding for their repair. a society without religion feel they are progressing at first but things spiral out of control relatively fast. this is why various religions came again and again throughout history and repaired the collapsed societies back up before being forgotten again.
@107191668785794772299 there are many accounts in books and scriptures throughout the ages detailing past societal collapses and what to learn from them. similar patterns can be seen in modern secular states. if you aren't convinced by the old documents for lack of hard numbers, that's understandable; time will tell. to me, the current direction we are heading seems misguided in many regards and lacking in deep meaning.
no we owe it to allah subhannatalla the great
+Lolly Lol true because Allah says for sure the creation of the heavens and earth is greater than creation of mankind but most of mankind know not (40:57) So Allah creates the conditions and we(mankind) will be held responsible for our intentions .
Everybody expectin hate in the comments, I've seen lots of good comments so far, so good job folks *thumbs up*
Well i unexpectedly found one
I suppose they prefer answering in other comments in order to deminish the chances for the uploader to see their hate comment and delete it. Also when time passing most channels have uploaded newer videos and there is little chance to go back in an old video of theirs so professional trolls are just waiting for time to pass.
❓why I hate Religion
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Lmao
@@_ABDUL-RAHIM. th-cam.com/video/Kmd6-rkaKJs/w-d-xo.html
As a Christian, I love this. Mathematics is a language from God. Muslims understood this very early on. Their wisdom and faith is beautiful to witness. Their incredible contributions to Science, Math, and Art are without question 🙏🏻🙌🏻💪🏻
you're so cool this is tolerance
actually muslims at the time ruled mathematics as the work of satan. thats how this era ended. with islam
man!! you are a rare person to find! Thanks a lot!
That's really kind of you to say, thank you 💛
Agree
Interesting
As a Muslim I'm really proud of this great civilization and gold history that we have...
had*
@@aspaceship1033 oh yeah, we 'had' it. When the people started not following God's commands, and being unfair, we fell, and the west rose
@@ARM4170 oh come on stop bullshitting yourself!
Yes, it was a great period of tolerance for investigations in science & philosophy but you should understand why it came to an end. See my recent comment.
@@aspaceship1033 I. Not, I'm saying what actually happened
I came to Madina (holy city for muslim beside Mecca) and saw a magnificent pattern of geometry inside the Mosque of Nabawi. It was 3 p.m and the roof was open automatically and warm sunlight hits every one and the wall which contains beautiful geometry pattern. That beauty still left me wandering.
I live there, not only the mosques have the geometry even my home I see it everywhere
+100,000 Muslim subscribers but no videos! does it matter???
***** im literally a muslim so let's talk, buddy
+100,000 Muslim subscribers but no videos! why not give me a rundown??
+100,000 Muslim subscribers but no videos! im sure no one in this thread hates you, it's just that i've never heard of this exclusion and personally, i don't understand the point of it. maybe for safety reasons?? because of terrorists who hate islam or something? idk. but i know op seems to have had a good time and appreciates islamic art and that's pretty cool
The reason why Muslim artists turned to geometry in expressing themselves is the need for keeping the faith monotheistic( in the Islamic sense that god cannot be contained in any form or shape and that he cannot be defined>> anything that is limited cannot be worshiped). Muslims also stopped drawing prominent persons in the religion so people would not turn into idealizing them and worshiping them. These patterns all have meanings though. Some say that certain patterns refer to the story of creation and even certain personalities. It's quite interesting
Fatima Mousa I love your ways of describing your god. Wow. It reminds me of my moslem friend told me that every knowledge that human had and will obtain, is merely a drop of water clings to a needle, compared to the god's oceanic knowledge. Is that true?
@@masayukitachibana2756 yes that is true. That is in the Quran that I read. It's in the last verse of chapter number 18.
@@masayukitachibana2756 yeah, I mean we aren't terrorists, the real Islam is peace it's about love and compassion, and I'll give you just one advice consider Islam and compare it with other religions, ask any type of question you have about religion in your mind, find your way, salam
Masayuki Tachibana so desu ! Isram no Kamisawa totemo tsubarashi ! 😃 just know abit of Japanese! Since you know English you can probably read the Quran for yourself. Just google for online Quran. Quran Wow is a simple user friendly one. Plus you can search for words according to your interest and find verses related to it ! :)
That existed long before Islam. Just sayin
Others : Hey you can't show nature's beauty without living objects
Artist : Haha, mathematics go brrrrt..
No. Math goes Infinity BRRRRRRRRRRR-
(that's European Art for you)
@@selenium3447 What is 'European art?' There are manifold examples of European art that don't use nature as a subject.
@@selenium3447 European art?? Those visigoth, franks, lombard in Europe has destroyed Roman civilization and thus the europeans had to face dark age period where Europe facing backwards on knowledge like science, maths, geometry etc.
Have you ever come across the golden ratio Which shows that the The beauty of nature is also mathematics
انا فخور بنشر TED عن الاسلام ❤❤
"We have *30 books* left behind from muslim Andalusia, so that we could split the atom. If a half of the one million burned books could survive, we would already travel between galaxies in space.'' Pierre Curie
What's that quote actually mean?
Need to find this quote.
@@sirloin6856 spot on. They did that for the hate of Islam, but in fact dragged entire humanity behind.
@Farm of Potatoes thank you someone understands, goodness ppl just accept wot the truth is
@Farm of Potatoes ya
Wow! no wonder old or ancient mosques looks so beautiful and artistic..
@Luca C how dare you exist ???
@Luca C how dare you be able to read or write???
@Luca C ooook????
@Luca C how is this possible?
@Luca C how dare you shoot up your local school?
I'm an Asian American atheist but I will always be fascinated by Islamic designs! They're just so detailed and gorgeous!
study islam, hope you'll find your way.
@@Rakibuddin-tg1fr go back to ur cave, abdul
Bro, don't mind the maker of the video, the origin of those beautiful patterns is not a circle drawn by someone, the origin can be explained through infinite regress, Just like the origin of you and I.
What's more impressive than the mathematics that go into the tesselation is the architect's ability to piece the colored stone tiles together in physical space precisely and accurate to the theoretical design from the page.
I love how my religion is related to something in this video that has nothing to do with death and terror, loved it.
Ramadan Kareem everyone
It has nothing to do with your religion. Human intelligence is the reason such mathematical and geometrical development took place.
Artists had no choice but to use patterns to express themselves cause your religion didn't allow them to paint / draw anything natural !
So yeah. If anything, Islam restricted the artistic advancement of these west asian cultures.
so no one restricted anything.
@@qalbi-s_Ahnfy2095 read history bruh.
@@adarsh65kumar Muslims used these designs especially on mosques etc, if there were no Muslims then there wouldn't be any geometric designs for buildings like this until later
@-COLOMBIANCHANNEL-TM Everything about Islam is non-violent it's just the people who commit massacres for political reasons and blame it on Islam, unlike Christianity which is the most violent religion.
Pen and paper skills are satisfying enough. Imagine applying these motives onto marble, rock and woods on massive scale without today's power tools and let them all be precise as in the paper.
it amaze me every time i think about it
th-cam.com/video/Og6cTlwBTrk/w-d-xo.html here enjoy
@Faith. That was the whole point of this video. Those geometric patterns the narrator drew on paper have all been created in stone in magnificent structures like the Alhanbra.
You should watch the Met museums video of their Moroccan court construction - its amazing, they get master craftsmen from Morocco to make it who use the only techniques. Truly insightful and beautiful
Michael Deierhoi
Finally, some one here who realized why is this video.
Thank you.
This is so cool! Thought I would never use a protractor and ruler again, now I am inspired to buy them and play with these designs. My kid will love this too! Thank you!
Muslims invented soap,coffee,filter,toilet, ethanol, kerosene and sulfuric acid.
If you're an islamophobic then stop using them an start living in jungle.
Ignore this other person...
I had the same feeling though... I thought I had a compass lying around lol.
@@benjaminjohannessanchez3310 with whom you are talking to.
It’s fascinating to know how they managed to achieve this level of geometric complexity at that time, and on massive scale. Therefore, I find the clip offensively simplistic. In Islamic art, these designs were a medium of meditation in the geometry of nature, which leads to the praise and show of gratitude for the creator, the original designer, Allah\God.
Woah
The 'Creator,' not "creator".
@@YouElm The full stop should be outside the quotation marks.
@Alysia Dhalla Thank you. I had actually contemplated that. But now, Grammarly is telling me to do it the other way. I don't know why - I never wanted it, nor did I accept the terms and conditions, but it seems Samsung assumes I'm going to say yes and just gives me suggestions anyway.
Maybe you people should spend more time in praise and contemplation, and less in getting offended.
I love how come TED-Ed is very open-minded about this kind of stuff and actually gives truthful facts!! Love your vids!
@Cop Loo
As-salaamu alaikum, my friend. May Allah grant you and your family long, peaceful lives.
@NPC69 Did you also forget that it's a BIG shame YOU aren't open minded.
@NPC69 I don't think you can generalise about any group of people.
@Lel E i was a muslim and no offense but i may know about islam more then you so all he said was true
@NPC69 really you are criticising the quran. Tell me which verse or sentence does it forbid knowledge.
This video is so perfectly composed and wonderful to use in my art class, thank you so much Ted-Ed, my students will fall in love with islamic design!
I will also try to use this and make such patterns
Wunder Wuz thanks for using it! Also try zentangles.
Wunder Wuz Pisslamic geometry? LoL? Did al-ugh or Muhammad invent geometry? Stop calling the plagiarized stolen knowledge content, ideas as pisslamic. Pisslamic thieves never acknowledged the origin of ideas while stealing them, never gave credit to the due owners of intellectual property.
Naveen Kumar Um. They did mention they took it from the Roman and the Greeks, isn't that a mention?
Naveen Kumar lol, the most famous building in India was built for a Muslim, sorry nav
As a graphic designer who loves history.
Came to learning history, instead get a bonus knowledge of graphic design.
Masha Allah
Thank you TED-Ed
Im a self-taught geometric artist. I love creating intricate designs and mandala circles. Thank you so much for this video, Ted-Ed! It inspired me more to be better at my craft :))
How did u learn send vids , is my dream to create islamic mandalas and mandalas in general, its much needed for spiritual evolution
These gemorety wasn't invented by Muslims they were invented by the beautiful Persian culture hundred of years after the death of Muhammad you can't find these arts in the most holiest site like makka and madina.
Persians culture wasn't given the respect it deserves
Umm, mandalas are originally Hindu Buddhist art actually hehe
I love how people could start a flame war in a video about Islamic art and geometry XD
Can't we all just at least respect the beauty and hard work put into making those designs?
I agree with the adorable cat.
The Cute Kitty - The time in which this art was originally produced was when early Islam was actually one of the most scientifically progressive places on earth. But this was all thrown aside as fundamentalism was introduced, the main face of Islam these days unfortunately. Maybe if the people are reminded of their history, this could change.
danner253 YES! Thank you! People seem to forget that mostly everything they know and learn comes from Islamic studies of science, medicine and so much more!
People seem to brand early Islam as just a translator for Greek/Roman foundings, even though it's the Islamic Empire who founded and developed so many useful and beautiful things we still use today.
Aure
God bless you for being honest..now thats your design that you have..HONESTY AND RESPECT.
SO..RESPECT YOU GET.
SELAM...
i am muslim and agree with you
Very rational how some people only like to relate bad stuff to Islam while the good stuff is rather "people" stuff. Just admit it, the golden Islamic culture was awesome.
so not educated people not found on slump only, but in this comment sect as well above me. so i think all race is equal, there was some people who stupid and smart. then its not wise for some people who calling the poor country as 3rd world.
i'm indonesian but the reality here is not like what you write lol. herre islam came by integration on local culture and from merchant from arabia and persian. if there was intolerance, then our country would be 100% muslim. but thats not happen lol , i have many indonesian christian and hindu friends here and life goes normal we respect each other
note: in here, sunday and saturday was day off, holiday and vacation for some people, and praying for christian. not friday when muslims do their jumaah praying. we get along with that. so where the intolerance ?
like quran said, there no compulsion in islam
sawadikin brother, if you want to know islam read their manual book the quran and hadits. not judge by the muslims (people) because they are the same human as yourself, they can do right and wrong. the evil thing that you seen not found only in Muslims but in all humankind. I just seen the Muslim is more wise than yourself from your comment and in the reality. sometimes media can fooling you, at least be social and make interaction with muslim lol
LadyBug I wish one day muslims live their reform and renaissance. But now both east and west not letting it happen. Because some people loves bloody money.
Hypocrites is the word you're looking for.
Never realized how beautiful these structures are, simply amazing.
True riyusaki
All of them are in Iran.
@@unknownsilence7834 no
These gemorety wasn't invented by Muslims they were invented by the beautiful Persian culture hundred of years after the death of Muhammad you can't find these arts in the most holiest site like makka and madina.
Persians culture wasn't given the respect it deserves
"Preserved and further developed"
And we still have people call that stealing.
Every culture absorbs from other cultures and adapts and developes it to suit their own. It has always been this way.
@Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin Is it stealing or is it really just about the Islamic culture taking this piece of Greek culture and adapting for their use?!
The reality is that through history cultures have borrowing, taking aspects of other cultures that they alter to fit the new culture. This is an unavoidable reality in the world and always has been.
@Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin I see. That was my mistaken reading of your comment. Thanks for correcting my error. Have a good day and stay safe and healthy.
@Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin Just like the concept of Camera was taken from what the Muslims (Al-qamra).
@Alexander Porfiryevich Borodin Hence the name lmao.
I got introduced to Islams art in early age and I've apply it around my room. It's just beautiful and fascinating, but also complex.
Christian Djami I just want to have these patterns at home as well
Mind if you share it?
You must visit konya,Turkey 😎
Do you now that ther is mor dising mor than five ather disiner of it ican do three but it dificult to control the bin when you do it bileve me its beautiful than this i hope you take alook on jt
beautiful for those who dont have ...
I am Muslim but i had no idea and never thought about these patterns
how complex and eye pleasing they are! amazing job on the video!
Start reading "Islamic art and architecture " it will provide a good basis to understand how people established their designs of certain things whether it's architecture, art or even clothing.
Peace from a fellow Muslim 🤗
@Бастин Џибер Believe what you want to buddy, your opinion does not change the fact of the impact that Islamic civilization has left for the rest of the world to benefit from.
So, peace be with you and your hateful attitude.
@Бастин Џибер Those horrible people cant represent Muslims. I have a Muslim friend, and he is the kindest person I ever met in my college. Maybe you should try to befriend a Muslim dude and judge it your self?
@Бастин Џибер ted ed is a channel for people who are willing to learn n not spread hate.You can go to trump rally to show ur hate n racism.dont polute the comment section of such great channel.
@Бастин Џибер you know people didnt just copy paste quran right? they memorized it just like how there are 10 million people who have memorized quran in the world rigth now
if someone burns all qurans they will also have to burn everyone who have memorized whole quran and then people who have memorized a part of it and that means all muslims because you need to memorize some parts of quran to start praying
any questions? i will answer if i can i might not be the best but i still can answer some questions
I always admired these at my masjid and loved to follow the patterns in the ceiling and cabinets
The Islamic sceintists or polymaths like Al farabi,IBN Sina were trully amazing
Loved it. Golden age of Islam. Wish it were back..
Papaya Cafe it will be! In Sha Allah!
It won't be until we change ourselves first. We need to follow Islam properly. The way the Sahaba RA did
If I was born during the golden age the I wouldn’t be a Muslim since Indonesians only converted to Islam in 1700s.
@@wrabyapta yaa
It will be insya alloh
This was when Muslims lived in just societies, they got the real meaning of Islam, to worship god through building the earth and making it a better place, but now because of the dictatorships in most Islamic countries, all is there is people fighting for their very basic rights like having food and a safe place to sleep in. These regimes made people ignorant and angry and extreme. They forgot the higher goals of life.
May this change very soon, and the whole planet lives in peace, love and respect. and we'll see more of this amazing art.
Noura Alqahtani ان شاء الله
Noura Alqahtani
I completly agree.
Manin intheworld
yes, i would hope that they could do that.
lol, everything was fine in our countries before those dictators came and ruined everything and changed people that even if you say anything against them you get killed and i don't know why people always talking about saudi arabia, they have their own problems and they have nothing to do with the religion, why don't you take indonesia for instance since it has the majority of muslims in the whole world?
Afro Siberian i guess u miss understood what the comment actually meant, what she (noura) was trying to say is that all u see right now about islam actually is not the true islam its the ignorance of people who don't even know what islam truly is and follow those who use it to manipulate them blindly and they end up ruining the picture of islam to the world.
in a matter of fact a the comment we're replying to talks about a big part of what islam truly is and what it pushes us to do, which is to try our best to use knowlege and sience to make our world a better place to be humans with high standers, respect each other and respect other religions whithout causing any harm to others.
so to sum it up i hope u blieve me when i tell that all the ugly things u see about Islam are wrong and made by ignorant people who dont deserve to be called muslims, and islam is in a matter of fact is a religion of knowlege, peace and creativity.
Islamic Art is pure mathematics, pure beauty !
I love it.
I was amazed with the comment section more than the video.
It's so good to know that, how many respectful beauty minded people are watching & commenting here.
Everyone got a very positive vibe.
I wish, the whole world become like this one day. ❤️
TED really nailed it, I live in a muslim country, and we never study this, the educational system always try to relate our culture to religion awesome things like art & geometry are never mentionned, thanks TED
It is because the new system is applied actually, not Islamic system
There is nothing wrong with relating knowledge with Islam because Islam is good. Our education systems really needs to be changed.
You are living in Iran...
achraf rouissi this art is about our religion 🤦♂️
@@imranharith8936 it's a neat way to motivate math students to learn geometric constructions which is by far the most boring part of geometry. It doesn't even have to be religious in anyway.
i do not believe i am so happy there is no hate comment against islam ...regards from syria
oday mardini you spoke too soon. :(
Mardin is a city in Turkey, both of us are grandchildren of Ottomans. السلام عليكم من تركيا 🇹🇷 ❤️🇸🇾
@@mustafakirisoglu much love Turkish homie... Lol
@Luca C humanity is caring for your brother , when people at war or in distress we should open our hearts and homes for them , thats what we should stand by for , im syrian myself and 20 years ago when other countries around us were at war we opened our own homes for them , i remember my father hiring alot of refugees even tho they didnt do a good job but he always says " one day they might be us how would you want them to treat you? ".
@@audrey6360 alians
people: trying to figure out the patterns
me: lines that way, lines this way, squiggly lines, bendy lines
Bacot lu cok
@@elvatikan1254 pntil, lagian kenapa lu reply dah
Simpler: Lines. It's all lines. Lines going this way. Lines going that way. Lines everywhere.
@@fatimaansari744 y e s
but that will kinda ruin my point, i guess?
@@jakartagamer6188 but, lines are better because. Lines can goe this way. Lines can go that way. Lines for life.
I was in a team of student graphic designers during my study in Islamic high school. There was one school event where all the designs should be islamic-themed, and I tried do do five-fold tessellation (and I didn't know it was called tessellation too back then)
And yes, I never expect it was hard to tessellate five-fold patterns so I went back to four-fold patterns lmao. However, later on the end of my study, I finally able to make five-fold one as basic background texture for my friend's self-handwritten Quran cover. I didn't make one for me because I never finished writing my copy of Quran by that time.
Way better than modern art.
everything better than modern art
I could pour a bucket of yellow paint on a large canvas and call it art as long as it's signed in italic with a French sounding name. Would sell for 30,000$, I should actually do that 🤭🤭🤭
Hira Gurung Modern art is good. You can percieve it in your own way
@Khizar ali or drawing small dot
In many ways, yes
This was just beautiful to watch.
The closest this kind of art you will see nowadays in morroco.... absolutely mind blowing
As Muslim, I'm impressed. Thanks for the theory and history
this was very educational and beautifully presented ! I always wanted to know the geometry behind the motifs and finally a 5 mins video that gave me what I was looking for sometime
sara meachel Before the infidels within their own religion dragged the name of Islam through the mud, mathematicians and astronomers were making brilliant advances in their fields. I should say, though, that the Crusades pushed Islam over the brink from the beginning, just like they tortured everyone within arm's reach unless they converted to the impossible pregnancy of a virgin to a son who lived with a whore and supposedly came back from the dead and then went.... where the hell did he go after that??? Hey, they left out the end of the freakin' book!!! Those lying bastards!
Warren Levine You have that backwards buddy. 548 brutal battles of Islamic conquest that killed millions of christians ( I'm not christian), destroyed entire civilizations and acquired so much european land. All this before the crusades. They managed to burn entire libraries to erase the classical world, while also erasing their own atrocities. From 620 AD to the present, Islam has stood for nothing less than peace among muslims, and death to everyone else. From moohamood beheading christians, to his first Caliphs killing and raping thousands, stretching all the way to who are now considered "extremists"committing terrorist acts of economic warfare (WTC). They are not extremists. They are in fact following their holy book to the letter.
They will infiltrate your country, obey your laws, do as you do, then change your laws to make the population criminal under Islamic rule. Britain is in trouble, but is luckily too racist to elect a muslim deceiver. I fear them fat man, but it is not irrational. You'll still use your pejoratives, as you've been taught.
HECKLE THE SHMECKEL FRECKLE ooh, fat man. how observant. I guess that's supposed to be a barb. we'll be here when your country calls for help, as we were in the previous world wars.
Warren Levine I admit, I was a bit annoyed. The same old story of christians apologyzing to muslims since the renaissance, is getting sad at this point. No animosity on my part.
HECKLE THE SHMECKEL FRECKLE No harm, no foul. Whereas I may respect much of what the forebears of a society have accomplished, that doesn't preclude my dripping hatred of what their descendants have made of that society in modern days. Take the French. Please. ;-)
I seriously get emetional when I look at the comments.
Thanks everyone for your sophisticated and objective respect! :D
me too, my fingers itch to reply the bad comments, fortunately I don't 😔
@@-TasyaNabila but I did and they argued.
@@-TasyaNabila what a creative username. Funny story, we used to tease my sister and call her hanno and then we realize who hanno really was.
@@shrekzebee4435 thanks 😅 I made it to fight every rome's fanboys in sight
@@Indian-nd1di yeah remember that one guy who judged an entire religion on basis of his friend, there are some crazy people out there
Its all over Turkey & parts of Europe. fascinating. The longer you look the more you see! Thank you.
Me: Got only 70% in geometry
My Muslim ancestor: *P A T H E T I C*
as Muslim we study Islamic art in art class💞 its maybe complicate but I love it
lujain alkabiry im a muslim too but we never studied the islamic art .
Lama S
you study Islamic art in Saudi Arabia? I live in Saudi Arabia and I have no idea what you are talking about. Give more details please.
Its simple but looks complicated
Rocket Man on Suicidal Mission It's Arabic Islamic Art.
Unfortunately, this the first time i see this stuff
man I can't even hold a ruler straight... Amazing stuff
omg FINALLY SOMEONE WITH THE SAME STRUGGLE AS MEE
Haahahahaha same😂😂
Fascinating. There's something so soothing about drawing these shapes and patterns by hand. This is so informative, the kind of demonstration that will really stay with me. Thank you.
*Mathematicians trying to express Art: Yes*
Random shapes go brrrrrrrrr
I wish islam was presented this way and not the it is right now
Its not an islams fault. In many cultures there were psychopaths that gained power -communists, nacies
TheBrickBastard Honey, those people aren't Muslims. Big distinction.
***** "honey" muslim=person whose religion is islam. I'm very surprised you don't know that already if you're not trolling
TheBrickBastard A person is no longer a Muslim after killing an innocent. Pleb.
MrMantas1234 yeah, as a muslim i felt really weird by al qaeda, especially isis did make islam is a bad presentation to this century. why dont we all work together peacefully shall we?
A geometric Artist myself, much appreciation for it.
@J T look kinda boring
@@ahmadhafizuddin9812 in Iran every mosque have this but I'm never bored to see this.
Last year I've visited Andalucia, and there I saw quite a lot of these patterns on many old buildings.
They are truly amazing once you see them repeated hundreds or even thousand times on walls, domes etc.
Beautiful.
This is so cool! I've never thought about geometry and art in quite this way
I feel like any time Islam is mentioned in the title or the video, even if the video is about something as innocuous as design, there's going to be a bunch of people who have decided they want to talk about the religion itself.
Granted, most people in this comment section are actually pretty positive and understanding but its still not what the video is about.
Meisterio What do you mean ? please explain.
@@JitenderKumar-rp4lu Example:
A video with title:
"Muslim CEO of...."
Some people:
Troll/ _Extreme_ Christiant/ _Peaceful_ Atheist/--->"REEEE MUSLIM WAY IS BAD REEE" Their comment not talking about the video but... **KEYWORD:MUSLIM**
Yeah this world is basically f*cked up :/
Firman N Yup I agree. In my neighbourhood , there are kashmiris, Iranians , syrians and Afghanis. They terrorize our families ( Hindu families ) with food. Whenever we go to their house , we don't return empty stomach. They are radical and extremist food enthusiasts. Eid days are the best dreams for a foodie. We are fed soo much that we can barely sleep ! I love re Muslims.
@@JitenderKumar-rp4lu Your comment is...
Haha LOL XD
Firman N Lol
It's really fumny how I read a lot of the comments and there wasn't any hate/ignorant comments but instead a hole punch of comments warning about them. :)
Maybe i am just too early though...
Hanan mohamed check the comments again, they are here ! they can't help it I guess.
Manel Muchi Smh
HananVentures it's due to the quality of people who follow ted ex ;)
HananVentures maybe the people who watch ted ed are well educated :)
TedEd makes them think so they stay away ...finally some gr8 supportive comments section
this kind of art is everywhere in Morocco, you can find it in every corner of the country .. every house is decorated with it.
yes i was there and it was just amazing
well i live in istanbul , my school near the hagia sophia blue mosque süleymaniye mosque and etc. i grow up with islamic architecture and i like this video
greetings from turkey
Hagia sophia was a christian church
@@RafaelCosta-fy7tb dude i have bad news haha
Wow I always thought that these designs where very hard and complex but the intricacy is in its simplicity! Wow
Mohammed Faraz i like u man
Gamey Gamerson yes but it 1300 years old even maps are not accurate
I like the way you put it "The intricacy is in its simplicity."
That simplicity is the nature of tesellations.
lol, and here i am trying to make a simple pattern on my photoshop for over 3 hours and still failing
Why not u use illustrator
@@bitethebyte because my laptop has officially turned into a potato, i can't even run photoshop anymore T_T
@@rizqi125 haha
It looks easy in this video but it actually takes years for students to learn how to create these patterns. They also had to paint them with pleasing colors in mosques, palaces etc. Be patient fam.
R. J. R.. ur gonna make it just keep trying ❤️
I love how much symmetry they have. Its so pleasing to look at.
These patterns are still so alive in Iran . Even if you don't choose a major close we still learn some basics at art classes in junior high
When I went to Spain and Morocco I was so fascinated by the architecture and design. This video really expressed what I love about it :)
im from morroco
@@ritariffi3778 same
@Son Of Rabat
Umayyads ruled Morocco from Cordoba, so Morocco was once Spanish too 😉
@Son Of Rabat
Yes they did from 949 to 990, and also kept all of the Northern port cities in Morocco for an extra 50 years.
@@ritariffi3778 شوهتو بينا.
Very useful, I started feeling like I want to draw right now...
Yeah, the video kind of made me think of drawing too, don't know why though 😃
@@sandy6492 I think you're pissed...
I'm Muslim and whenever I visit my family in Tunisia or go to a Mosque I see those amazing patterns, I think to myself that those are really complicated, but I learned in this video that all you need is a compass and a ruler. And now I also know that this is a 1000-year-old tradition. Also, the word "Masada" means school in Arabic.
You mean "Madrasa".
Interesting
Me: I don’t really care
@Inyiak Balang Abuse of word "Kafir".
Inyiak Balang
Islamophobe pretending to be Muslim and harming others to ruin Islam's image alert
@Inyiak Balang ooh somebody pretending to be a muslim :3
@@cheshirecat7819 he deleted the comment what did it say?
not a single hate comment.. beautiful..this made me so happy.. indeed love makes you happy.😍😍😍
- A surprised Muslim Girl.
_Hate comment!!!_
😈👿👹
@@raz0229 Hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
What if you want to study in saudi arabia, iran, iraq?
Good video. It's good to watch this from scientific viewpoint and socio-cultural viewpoint, which in this case is Islamic culture. Those who see terrorism as a sole representation of Islam as a whole are just ignorant and love hating too much.
@@RPF3 nobody said Islamic scholars invented geometry itself. What's being said here is that Islamic culture uses complex geometrical patterns for artistic decoration in architecture, which is quite unique.
@@RPF3 You say that you have to tell everybody that Mesopotamians made wheels everytime somebody invents something that uses wheels
Ted ed has made me intellectual, open minded and diverse
Hats off to animators and visual artists of Ted Ed. You guys take the video to next level👍👍
reminds me when I visited holy city of Mecca for Haj pilgrimage
Good for you! :D
This is actually a pretty good design. I love to use this for a graphic design sometimes.
That's amazing how 'hard' disciplines, such as Math, are linked to creativity. Many people tend to think that artistic expression is nothing but the artist's intuition and imagination but one actually needs a solid base of hard discipline education un order to apply their creativity
When i was only 8 i was introduced to a compus and to make a flower at school. I loved it. And very quickly made several intrecate neat patterns. I love the geometrical designs so relaxing
It's a shame that I can't like this video more times :'(
NewZero Thank you very much for this comment , I loved it so much , and be sure , it makes me feel bad 'couse I can't like your comment few times
Be sure we love you
💚💙But the politicians making a space between us 😤
With lot of loves
Your muslim brother☺️
yes, me too :) 😁😁😁😁
NewZero lol
You can open an another account :D?
One reason geometric art became popular because Islam discourage picture of living creature (in 2D and more in 3D), especially in religious matter, opposite with Christianity.
So true because creature with soul or animate creatures are closer to idolatry or iconography. And Islam TOTALLY and STRICTLY FORBID any form of idolatry
So we can’t draw portraits of humans in Islam? I have been drawing portraits like realistic portraits. Specialised in them so is it really not allowed in Islam? Should I stop drawing them even tho it’ll mean the end of my field and I will have to move to other artworks :) so pls explain if I can draw faces or not.
@@Jeon__gogh You need to research that or ask an well educated scholar.
There are many views regarding realistic art in Islam, as a Muslim Artist I fall into this conversation a lot, my opinion (which you should never take as a religious Fatwah) is that Art makes the world a beautiful place and a religion as beautiful and peaceful as Islam probably wouldn't stop such a soul fulfilling thing.
I've read some Muslim leaders and Sahabas left the art from other empires untouched and didn't damage it, indicating they're okay with it, while others argue that you shouldn't represent living creatures in any form, so I would repeat what I said about asking a well educated, respectful scholar (Sheikh) who'd help you with such a intellectual religious matter.
Best of luck and Ramadan Kareem !
Laith Jebreel I’ll do that. I have been asking around a lot and many seem to think that it’s better to lean on the safe side and avoid human faces and try to shift to still life and oil paintings and calligraphy. So I might stick to that for now and wait until I get proper answer regarding faces and I’ll continue them if It’s allowed and I had this intuition to stop them like I didn’t feel like working on them suddnely since I started praying “don’t make me do anything that might make you angry and only help me do the tasks that involves your blessings and happiness” so inshallah I’ll find an answer soon :)
@@Jeon__gogh Wish you all the best.
My house is embellished with these designes.
In muslim culture, we use them to decorate marble, sheets, carpets, divans and even clothes.
I'm so proud that we still preserve such a beautifully eye satisfying art!! :'D
Alhamdulillah I am Muslim and i am really proud of my ancestors.Ted-ed your videoes are great!!!!
Inside an old mosque in Cairo, filled was similar fascinating art a Sufi friend once told me that Adam was just one, but from him came so many of us, through harmony with one another, through repetition, interaction, acceptance, embracement and coexistence we could become beautifully different and coherent just as the wall we were standing in front of.
Thanks TED! Lovely to see it from you guys
Everyone that has used DMT, thoroughly appreciates Islamic art on a diff. level, instantly.
Absolutely the best explanation of this topic I have found in six years of reading 🙏
I'm not a follower of Islam.
But I can say that I really love these designs❤️. They are so mesmerizing and also abstract.
They even look more great when used in coloured glasses and sunlight passes through it.
What a scene that is.😍
Madrasah means school in Arab #fact
Rocket Man on Suicidal Mission wtf the Middle East isn’t in South Asia, yes there are MUSLIM countries in South Asia but non of them are Arabic
Rocket Man on Suicidal Mission plus some Middle East countries are considered Persian
Rocket Man on Suicidal Mission Well tbh a madrasah is not a madrasah if it doesn't teach both academic and religious subjects.
Madrasha mean where you are taught to be jihadi and later on kill innocent people!
Not really, in my country Indonesia there is a madrasah... many of Indonesian are Muslim but we are united even if we not have the same religion.
Wow my heart like a feel "seeing bright and WONDERFUL decoration"
Great video, gave me a lot of pleasure! The theory, the art, the voice... It's perfect! Thanks!
Ted, you're one of the most awesome channels on TH-cam.
It baffles me how they got these patterns right bc on a computer you gotta run a program that copy pastes/repeats this pattern to get them exactly right and proportioned, so imagine how hard this wouldve been back then when all you had was paint and skill
Amazing video! Thank you so much. These designs were always around and surprisingly yesterday I tried to recognize some pattern in one of such designs but I was puzzled. I didn't know it was this simple, intricate creativity with tessellation. Loved it, satisfying! ^-^
now some indians will come and say that these are ancient hindu marvel🙂
Never asked them who build their beloved Taj Mahal 😛
I am proud to be a part of this as a Turkish and a Muslim. However, these issues are never discussed in today's education system. We are removed from our own values and culture. Regardless of your nationality, embrace your own culture.
This is not only islamic. This is mixed turkish culture and islamic culture. Anatolian mosques have a lot of geometric shapes. They made by Selcuklu Emp. and Ottoman Emp.
이슬람 문양이 어떤 식으로 발달했고, 또 어떻게 그려졌는지에 대한 영상 잘 봤습니다. 이렇게 섬세하고 복잡한 문양들이 정다각형 몇 개 만으로 그려질 수 있다는 게 신기하네요. 나중에 한 번 직접 해보고 싶습니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다!
Beauty from simplicity is the greatest art
Now iam so proud of my previous civilization that made beautiful thing like that
I'm very interested in geometry and I love the art style of your previous civilization. I also love how they contribute to modern mathmatics. Even today, we still use arabic numerals.
Study sacred Geometry and Cymatics. Both explain Geometric patterns which create our Universe.
Thank the Persians for that.
@@crweewrc1388 Arabs didn't do any of that.
Andalusians, Umayyad Empire, Abbasids, Seljuk Empire and Ottomans...they symbolized the creativity, knowledge and the soul of Islam all over the Old Continents.
*I'm muslim and just realized that my home and my mosque is full of alien's tech geometry* 😱😱😱
😂
Don't give aliens credit for the intelligence and creativity of your people
@@SeanFKennedy too late, aliens took over the world and nobody can stop them anymore...
QUICK! COUNT HOW MANY ARE 5 FOLD
@@jenniraisovna5698 😂😂😂😂😂
There is a eternal beauty to Islamic Art, something that I just can’t get out of my head. It’s simply, perfect.
In İslam everything in universe is created for humans to solve and see the beauty of,mathematic and geometry are one of them.
Now this is something I can stand for. A good precise informative video that points out some of the beauty of the Islamic world.