“We Don’t Want a Multicultural Minaret, We Want an Islamic Minaret”: Negotiating the Past in the Production of Contemporary Muslim Architecture in Britain

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Architecture and Culture Pub Date : 2024-07-29 DOI:10.1080/20507828.2024.2366726

Shahed Saleem

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Most of the 1800 mosques in Britain today have been formed through the conversion and adaptation of existing buildings; some 200 are purpose built. With the larger adaptations and purpose-built mos...

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"我们不要多元文化尖塔，我们要伊斯兰尖塔"：英国当代穆斯林建筑制作中的过去谈判

如今，英国的 1800 座清真寺中，大部分是通过改建和改造现有建筑而形成的；约有 200 座是专门建造的。改建和专门建造的清真寺规模较大...

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