Document Type : Original Research Paper

Author

Assistant Professor in Architecture, University of Science & Technology (IUST), Tehran, Iran.

Abstract

In this research this question is addressed: are the physical-spatial changes in contemporary markets of Iran, as a pioneer in promoting the noble values of Islam, in accordance with Islamic principles and values? In this article, through an analysis of religious texts, using qualitative content analysis, four physical-spatial indicators are deduced for markets; these indicators include the need to mention spiritual truths in physical-spatial structure of market, avoiding the collective social spaces in the market, the alignment of physical market patterns with Islamic identity, and locating the market in meta-local situations. An interdisciplinary analysis was carried out which indicated that the decline in these indicators in contemporary markets is rooted in the contemporary intellectual foundations of the West, whose economic impacts have resulted in the liberal capitalist economic system; one of the most important features of this system is the promotion of the culture of consumerism and a decline in Islamic physical-spatial indicators in contemporary markets, which is in accordance with the requirements of this culture.

Highlights

1. The principles of markets designing based on Islamic teachings is presented.

2. The effects of liberal capitalismon contemporary markets architecture and trade centers are explained.   

3. Physical spaces of contemporary markets are designed in accordance with culture of consumerism.

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