Islamic Framed Art

As all monotheistic religions, Islam venerates a single God and requires followers to dedicate their entire lives to worshiping him. There are many similarities between Islam and Christianity, with central characters, such as Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses and even Jesus being praised by both. Obviously, the variations are even more numerous but art collectors will find great pleasure in discovering both the similarities and differences in Framed Islamic Art.

Mosques are the places where Muslims come together to praise God and they are also a common sight in Framed Islamic Art. There are some grandiose structures scattered all over the world, with some of the most impressive once being erected in the Middle East. Not only believers, but virtually anyone who appreciates the beauty of these magnificent mosques will find great pleasure in showcasing pictures of them on the walls. While Islam is at the time being only the second-largest religion, it is also the fastest rising in the world, which explains the growing popularity of specific artwork.