As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience
Of late it is noticeable that public spaces have considerably become a significant element in urban fabric as it relates very much with the quality of life of community. A meaningful planning and design of public spaces is crucial as it encourages positive activities for communities to make it mo...
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| author | Asmawi, M. Zainora Abdul Malek, Nurhayati Abdul Aziz, Maimunah |
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| description | Of late it is noticeable that public spaces have considerably become a significant element in
urban fabric as it relates very much with the quality of life of community. A meaningful
planning and design of public spaces is crucial as it encourages positive activities for
communities to make it more active and lively. Public spaces like parks, pocket gardens,
outdoor seating and eating areas, and pedestrian malls are among the trend of this contemporary
era among city dwellers globally. Unfortunately, most of the current ideas of planning and
designing the public spaces are simply focused to provide spaces for people to do their leisure
without respect to Islamic human moral and behavior. Thus, this paper addresses the importance
of incorporating the element of as-tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces.
The Islamic perspective is far different from the Western adaptation and modernity style in the
social activities. The issues of the right of women, children, family law, security, privacy and
gender relationship are seldom being considered and observed in planning public spaces. As
such, this paper discusses this issue in the context of Malaysian experiences. Observation on the
selected case study was undertaken and analysis indicates that the element of as-tsaqafah is not
a priority in planning and design public spaces. It is hoped that this paper could promote some
Islamic values and approaches in planning public spaces, taking into consideration the
importance of as-tsaqafah values. |
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| spelling | iium-341112021-07-16T22:26:57Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/34111/ As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience Asmawi, M. Zainora Abdul Malek, Nurhayati Abdul Aziz, Maimunah H10 Societies NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying Of late it is noticeable that public spaces have considerably become a significant element in urban fabric as it relates very much with the quality of life of community. A meaningful planning and design of public spaces is crucial as it encourages positive activities for communities to make it more active and lively. Public spaces like parks, pocket gardens, outdoor seating and eating areas, and pedestrian malls are among the trend of this contemporary era among city dwellers globally. Unfortunately, most of the current ideas of planning and designing the public spaces are simply focused to provide spaces for people to do their leisure without respect to Islamic human moral and behavior. Thus, this paper addresses the importance of incorporating the element of as-tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces. The Islamic perspective is far different from the Western adaptation and modernity style in the social activities. The issues of the right of women, children, family law, security, privacy and gender relationship are seldom being considered and observed in planning public spaces. As such, this paper discusses this issue in the context of Malaysian experiences. Observation on the selected case study was undertaken and analysis indicates that the element of as-tsaqafah is not a priority in planning and design public spaces. It is hoped that this paper could promote some Islamic values and approaches in planning public spaces, taking into consideration the importance of as-tsaqafah values. Art University of Isfahan 2013-03 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/34111/1/English_papers.pdf Asmawi, M. Zainora and Abdul Malek, Nurhayati and Abdul Aziz, Maimunah (2013) As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience. In: International Conference on Islamic Architecture & Built Environment (IAIBE '12): Experiences from Iran and Malaysia, March 2013, Isfahan, Iran. |
| spellingShingle | H10 Societies NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying Asmawi, M. Zainora Abdul Malek, Nurhayati Abdul Aziz, Maimunah As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title | As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title_full | As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title_fullStr | As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title_full_unstemmed | As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title_short | As-Tsaqafah (Islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – Malaysian experience |
| title_sort | as-tsaqafah (islamic socialization) in planning public spaces – malaysian experience |
| topic | H10 Societies NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying |
| url | http://irep.iium.edu.my/34111/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/34111/1/English_papers.pdf |