Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]

Melaka have developed over 500 years of trade and cultural exchanged between East and West in the Straits of Malacca and had been recognized as a World Heritage by the UNESCO in 2008. Besides trading exchange, some of merchant brought an influence of religion, culture and also an art from their coun...

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Main Authors:	Abdul Samat, Raziq, Shaari, Shafirah, Madon, Dona Lowii, Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	2017
Subjects:	Islamic architecture. Moorish architecture Mosques
Online Access:	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20046/ http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20046/1/PRO_RAZIQ%20ABDUL%20SAMAT%20M%2017.pdf

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spelling	uitm-200462018-04-18T02:45:49Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20046/ Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.] Abdul Samat, Raziq Shaari, Shafirah Madon, Dona Lowii Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi Islamic architecture. Moorish architecture Mosques Melaka have developed over 500 years of trade and cultural exchanged between East and West in the Straits of Malacca and had been recognized as a World Heritage by the UNESCO in 2008. Besides trading exchange, some of merchant brought an influence of religion, culture and also an art from their country to the Melaka. The process of assimilation of influence can be seen in cultures and buildings of Melaka. For example traditional mosques in Melaka have a different style of architecture compared to the other state mosques in Malaysia. It has a combination of influences from Sumatra and Chinese. There are some of motifs and pattern represent influence can be seen on the mosques. For this research paper, lotus motif from the roof crown also known as buton and mahkota atap of Melaka traditional mosques will become as a subject to study on the stylization permutation based on year. There are 20 traditional mosques were build in 1720-1950 will be selected and which is maintain the roof crown without replacing by doom. Objectively, this research paper is about to study the influences of Lotus motif and the relation of lotus motif with Malay and Islam perception. Visual research and content analysis method will use to gathering the data. Findings showed each of lotus motif have different style based on era which lotus motif in 17th era have a realistic and complexity compared than lotus motifs in 19th era which is more simplicity and stylization. 2017 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/20046/1/PRO_RAZIQ%20ABDUL%20SAMAT%20M%2017.pdf Abdul Samat, Raziq and Shaari, Shafirah and Madon, Dona Lowii and Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi (2017) Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]. In: 2nd International Islamic Heritage Conference (ISHEC 2017), 14-15 November 2017, Avillion Hotel Melaka.
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spellingShingle	Islamic architecture. Moorish architecture Mosques Abdul Samat, Raziq Shaari, Shafirah Madon, Dona Lowii Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
description	Melaka have developed over 500 years of trade and cultural exchanged between East and West in the Straits of Malacca and had been recognized as a World Heritage by the UNESCO in 2008. Besides trading exchange, some of merchant brought an influence of religion, culture and also an art from their country to the Melaka. The process of assimilation of influence can be seen in cultures and buildings of Melaka. For example traditional mosques in Melaka have a different style of architecture compared to the other state mosques in Malaysia. It has a combination of influences from Sumatra and Chinese. There are some of motifs and pattern represent influence can be seen on the mosques. For this research paper, lotus motif from the roof crown also known as buton and mahkota atap of Melaka traditional mosques will become as a subject to study on the stylization permutation based on year. There are 20 traditional mosques were build in 1720-1950 will be selected and which is maintain the roof crown without replacing by doom. Objectively, this research paper is about to study the influences of Lotus motif and the relation of lotus motif with Malay and Islam perception. Visual research and content analysis method will use to gathering the data. Findings showed each of lotus motif have different style based on era which lotus motif in 17th era have a realistic and complexity compared than lotus motifs in 19th era which is more simplicity and stylization.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Abdul Samat, Raziq Shaari, Shafirah Madon, Dona Lowii Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi
author_facet	Abdul Samat, Raziq Shaari, Shafirah Madon, Dona Lowii Meor Hamzah, Meor Hasmadi
author_sort	Abdul Samat, Raziq
title	Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
title_short	Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
title_full	Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
title_fullStr	Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed	Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]
title_sort	identifying a lotus motif transformation on the melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / raziq abdul samat … [et al.]
publishDate	2017
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Identifying a lotus motif transformation on the Melaka traditional mosque’s roof crown in 1720-1950 / Raziq Abdul Samat … [et al.]

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