Dictionary of Islamic Architecture: A-D

This section of the dictionary include the following terms, with hyperlinks to Archnet records for cities, sites and periods: Abbasids, Ablaq, Afghanistan, Agades, Aghlabids, Agra, Ahmadabad, Ajdabiya, Ajimez, Al-Aqmar Mosque, Al-Aqsa Mosque, Al-Azhar, Albania, Albarrani, Aleppo, Algeria, Algiers, Al-Hakim (Mosque of), Alhambra, Almohads, Amman , 'Amr (Mosque of),  Anjar, Ankara, Appadana, Arasta, Arch, Artesonado, 'Atshan, Khan, Avulu, Ayina Kari, Ayyubids, Azerbayjan, Azulejo, Bab, Badgir, Badr al-Jamali (Tomb), Bagh, Baghdad, Bahrain, Baku, Balkh, Hajji Piyadi Mosque , Banbhore, Bangala, Bangladesh, Basra, Bayt, Bayt al-Mal, Bazar, Bedestan, Bengal, Beteng, Bijapur, Birka, Blazon, Bosnia, Bukhara, Bulgaria, Burj, Bursa, Byzantine Architecture, Cairo, Cami, Caravanserai, Carsi, Central Asia, Cesme, Chahar Bagh, Chajja, Char Minar, Char Su , Char-chala, Chatri, Chauk, China, Coral, Cordoba, Cordoba Great Mosque, Crusader Architecture, "Cyprus,"Dam, Damascus, Damascus Great Mosque, Dar, Dar al-Imara, Dargah, Deccan, Delhi, Dershane, Desert, Diwan, Diwan-i Amm, Diwan-i Khass, Diyarbakir, Djenne, Do-Chala, Dome, Dome of the Rock, Domical Vault