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In Medieval India the term Arabesque refers to
A rectangular hall in front of the Mosque
Combination of human and animal figures with Quaranic verses.
Decoration of walls with semi-precious stones.
None of the above
·In the sphere of decoration, the Turks eschewed representation of human and animals figures in the buildings. Instead, they used geometrical and floral designs, combining them with panels of inscriptions containing verses from the Quran. Thus, the Arabic script itself became a work of art. The combination of these decorative devices was called Arabesque.
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