soci.rihu.ac.ir/article_2553.html… Institutional challenges such as budget mismatches and lack of resources led to reduced trust and limited mosque functions. Based on social identity theory and social capital theory, …
cguaa.journals.ekb.eg/article_37667_9b13e605f7e0b19c3a0c4a5d27c5192c...PDF… The tomb before Khidu Abbas Helmy II regime was lower than the ground level, this led to … Enlarging and renewing processes for that building has been made in 2005, this led to add …
… The concept of education and educational methods have changed during Qajar Era; and these changes in the concept of education have led to diversity of forms and changes in …
… of the Sistani’s in terms of religion, race and language with the central government and the main body of the nation has given them advantages over the Baluch people, which has led to …
… The floor furnishings were set on fire, which led to the collapse of the front wall of the mosque, the falling of marble from the walls, and the burning of approximately 48 windows that …
… In 1992, this conflict led to the demolition of the Babri Masjid by an angry mob of Hindus. In this article, the role of perception of threat, the interaction between religious leaders and …
… In modern times, with the emergence of modern and modern styles in the design of buildings has led, despite the mosque's architectural experience in Islam and Iran, there is a …
… During this period, transmigration of artists and craftsmen, particularly architects, from different regions of Iran to Khorasan and Transoxiana led to the revival of artistic/architectural …
… In addition, some physical signs such as the stepped surface of the sub-entrance corridor and the tree element in the open corridor have led to the readability of the entrance path and …
Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, and the best of prayers. My most complete greetings to our Master, Muhammad, and to his entire family and companions. There is no doubt, and …