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The mosque is an important Muslim place of worship.
It's structure was based on Muhammad's house, it was made up of two main parts: The courtyard and the prayer hall. It also had other parts such as mihrab and minaret. The mosque was decorated from the inside as a way to put more interest since it was a religious building.

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Example of map of the structure of a mosque

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Structure of the palaces, buildings and mosques:

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Structure of the palaces, buildings and mosques:

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The mosque is the most important building. It is modeled on Muhammad's former residence and consists of two parts. The palace is the public area where the throne sits, and the private place where the rooms and harem are. They all have gardens and fountains. Other built places are citadels, mausolemas, madrasas, educational institutions for religious.
They all pillars and columns to support the arches, the roofts were flat or domed.

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Muslim people praying together in a place

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Islamic culture generally includes all of the practices which have developed around the religion of Islam. There are variations in the application of Islamic beliefs in different cultures and traditions. Muslim society was very diverse. There were different ethnic groups, several religions.
The social estructure consisted of 3 groups: aristocracy, masses and slaves.
Diet was conditioned by the religious belief, which forbade the consumption of certain foods.

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Architecture made use of basic materials such as brick, plaster and wood. Islamic architecture is one of the world's most celebrated building traditions. Known for its radiant colors, rich patterns, and symmetrical silhouettes.

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Radiant colors that were use to decorate

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The exterior decoration of the buildings was very modest, but the interior was covered with marble, tiling and wood and plaster panels, forming geometric patterns or calligraphy.