Abstract
The decorative scheme adopted in the Muslim tomb buildings
appeared for the first time in the 13th and 14th centuries AD in the shape of glazed
tiles (Shakir 2012: 78-79) while the painted decoration is noticed as first
appearance in the Early Mughal period tomb of Shaikh Qutb ad-Din at Dilazāk,
Peshawar, assigned to the time of Jalal ad-Din Akbar (Rahman 1984: 107; Shakir
2012a: 164-165). The present study is an approach to analyze this overall
decorative scheme employed time to time in the Muslim tomb buildings in the light
of the religious significance.
Shakirullah, Ihsanullah Jan. (2015) An Analytical Study of the Decorative Scheme in the light of Religious Significance, Employed in Muslim Tomb Buildings in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, Volume 52, Issue 2.
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