closeup of the exterior walls of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, adorned with exquisite Iznik tilework. The tilework features a stunning combination of blue, green, and yellow hues, creating a visually captivating display. The ornamental patterns of the Iznik tilework are intricate and meticulously crafted. The tiles are arranged in geometric designs, floral motifs, and arabesque patterns, reflecting the artistic traditions of the Islamic world. The repetition of these patterns creates a sense of rhythm and harmony, adding to the overall visual appeal of the tilework. Interspersed within the ornamental patterns there is an Arabic calligraphy. The calligraphic inscriptions feature Quranic verses, invocations, and other expressions of praise and devotion.
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