Characteristics of Islamic churches in the Philippines

Islamic churches in the Philippines are characterized by students.

There are three major religions in the world, Christianity in the West, Islam in Central Asia and Europe, and Buddhism in West Asia and Southeast Asia. These three religions include people from many regions, and each sect has its own unique ideas, unique purposes and distinctive church buildings. The main features of Islamic architecture are its color, architectural shape and other visual arrangements. These are the features that other religious buildings do not have.

Islamic architecture is different from European castles and has something in common with castles. It is different from Gothic architecture, more elegant, and different from Indian religious architecture, full of religious flavor. Islamic architecture is more vital. It adopts the form of dome and opening, and its dome involves almost every building. The doors and windows with openings are dome-shaped and have their own characteristics.

Some religious places are gloomy and have a heavy atmosphere. Mosques of Islamic faith are mainly green and blue, which seems to have a kind of vitality and vitality. This is the most different place from other religious places intuitively. Moreover, Islamic buildings have no shelter, and most of them stand there. They tend to focus on the inner place, not the high wall outside. The architecture inside is the core of them, and there is a kind of hatchback contrast inside, which gives people a feeling different from other religions in visual effect.