Contents & References of Identifying the visual capabilities of the inscriptions of the pilgrimage collection of Imam Reza (a.s.)
List:
Introduction. 1
Chapter One: Generalities of the research
1- 1 statement of the problem. 4
1-2 research objectives. 5
1-2-1 main goal. 5
1-2-2 sub-goals. 5
1-3 The importance and necessity of research. 5
1-4 research questions. 6
1-4-1 main question. 6
1-4-2 sub-questions. 7
1-5 research background. 7
1-6 methods and tools of information gathering. 10
1-7 research methods. 10
1-8 information analysis method. 10
1 – 9 History. 11
1-9-1 Pilgrimage Collection of Imam Reza (AS). 11
1-9-2 History of the shrine of Imam Reza (AS) from the beginning to before the Mongol attack. 11
1-9-3 collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Mughal period. 14
1-9-4 collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Timurid period. 14
1-9-4-1 Ancient Court. 15
1-9-4-2 schools built in Imam Reza (AS) complex. 15
1-9-4-3 porticoes. 17
1-9-4-4 Goharshad Mosque. 17
1-9-5 Collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Safavid period. 18
1-9-5-1 Ancient Court. 19
1-9-5-2 Holy Dome. 20
1-9-5-3 porticoes. 20
1-9-5-4 schools built in Imam Reza (AS) complex. 21
1 - 9 - 6 The collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Afsharia period to the Qajar period. 21
1-9-7 collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Qajar era. 22
1-9-7-1 Sahn Nu. 23
1-9-7-2 Alinqi Mirza School. 24
1-9-7-3 porticoes. 24
1-9-8 collection of Imam Reza (AS) in the Pahlavi period. 25
1-9-8-1 porticoes. 25
1-9-8-2 Astanqods Library. 28
1-9-8-3 museum and museum courtyard. 28
1-9-9 Collection of Imam Reza (AS) during the Islamic Revolution. 29
1-9-9-1 scenes. 29
1 - 9 - 9 - 2 portico of Dar Al-Wolayeh. 33
1-9-9-3 Razavi University of Islamic Sciences. 33
1-10 definitions. 33
1-10-1 face of the inscription. 33
1-10-2 inscription. 34
1-10-2-1 Kufi line. 35
1-10-2-1-1 coefficients. 35
1-10-2-1-2 building blocks. 36
1 - 10 - 2 - 2 lines of the researcher. 37
1-10-2-3 triangle line. 37
1 - 10 - 2 - 4 lines of cancellation. 38
1-10-2-5 suspension lines. 39
1-10-2-6 Nastaliq line. 40
1-10-3 Visual concepts. 41
1-10-3-1 visual song. 41
1-10-3-2 balance. 42
1-10-3-3 comparison. 43
1-10-3-4 composition. 43
1-10-3-4-1 vertical combination. 43
1-10-3-4-2 cross combination. 44
1-10-3-4-3 combination of triangles. 44
1-10-3-4-4 oblique combination. 44
1-10-3-4-5 circle combination. 44
1-10-3-4-6 Proportion. 45
Chapter Two: Typology of Inscriptions
2-1 Introduction. 47
2-2 classification of inscriptions. 48
2-2-1 Content classification. 50
2-2-1-1 Religious inscriptions. 50
2-2-1-1-1-1 Quranic verses. 51
2-2-1-1-2 hadiths. 52
2-2-1-1-3 supplications and reminders. 53
2-2-1-1-4 verses of the poem. 55
2-2-1-2 construction inscriptions. 55
2-2-1-3 religious inscriptions - construction. 57
2-2-2 classification based on line. 57
2-2-2-1 Application of Kufic script in calligraphy. 59
2 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 1 simple Kufi line. 59
2-2-2-1-2 coefficient line. 60
2 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 3 Kufi construction (reasonable). 60
2-2-2-2-2 Application of the third line in inscriptions. 61
2 - 2 - 2 - 3 Application of Nastaliq script in calligraphy. 65
2-2-3 classification based on format and shape. 68
2 - 2 - 3 - 1 scroll inscriptions. 69
2-2-3-2 frames. 72
2 - 2 - 3 - 3 plates of inscriptions. 74
2-2-3-3-1 Taranji plates. 75
2 - 2 - 3 - 3 - 2 Shamshai plates (round). 77
2-2-3-3-3 geometric plates. 78
2-2-4 combination of lines in the inscription. 80
2-2-4-1 single-line inscriptions. 80
2-2-4-2 two-story and three-story scroll inscriptions. 82
2-2-4-3 scroll inscriptions of mother and child. 84
2-2-4-4 belt inscriptions. 86
2-2-5 materials used in inscriptions. 87
2-2-5-1 brickwork. 88
2-2-5-2 stones. 90
2-2-5-3 plaster. 92
2-2-5-4 tiles. 93
2-2-5-4-1 mosaic tiles. 94
2-2-5-4-2 seven-color tiles. 95
2-2-5-4-3 undercolored tiles. 97
2-2-5-4-4 gold tiles. 98
2-2-5-4-5 Maaqli tiles. 99
2-2-5-5 wooden decorations. 100
2-2-5-6 mirror work. 101
2-2-5-7 metalworking. 102
2-2-6 colors in inscriptions. 103
2-3 summary. 105
Chapter Three: Structural Analysis of Inscriptions
3-1 Introduction. 107
3-2 Examination of visual qualities in inscriptions. 108
3-2-1 visual song. 108
3-2-2 balance. 112
3-2-3 comparison. 116
3-2-4 composition. 119
3-2-5 Proportion. 125
3-3 brief about the characteristics of letters. 128
3-4 seats. 139
3-5 summary. 142
Chapter Four: Conclusion
4-1 Discussion. 144
4-2 results. 146
4-3 suggestions. 151
Practical plan
Introduction. 154
Technical specifications. 154
List of sources. 156
Appendix of contents. 165
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