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This is a Comparative-Ethical study (also classified as: Historical-Analytical).

September 10, 2025Open Access

Transformations of Visual and Applied Arts in the Modern Muslim East: Comparative Ethical Perspectives on Identity, Modernity, and Cultural Dynamics

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Visual art in the Muslim East acted as a mediator of social change, promoting new ideas of freedom and individuality.
The study finds that elite patronage has transformed Arab contemporary art into a globalized commodity, raising issues of representation.
Using a comparative-ethical and historical-analytical approach, the research integrates perspectives from modernity studies and cultural sociology.
The ethical implications of artistic developments challenge whether modern Muslim Eastern art reflects societal realities or elite agendas.

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This study reveals the role of visual arts in shaping cultural identity amid modernity in the Muslim East, highlighting tensions with Western influences.

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Rahil Najafov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c183f09b7b07f3a060f808 https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202509.0219.v1

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This study reveals the role of visual arts in shaping cultural identity amid modernity in the Muslim East, highlighting tensions with Western influences.

Transformations of Visual and Applied Arts in the Modern Muslim East: Comparative Ethical Perspectives on Identity, Modernity, and Cultural Dynamics

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