Making Fibonacci Spiral Using Islamic Geometry

Geometry is the divine connection with nature. Moreover, when there is a need to describe the idea or the logic behind an art form, we always need the help of geometry. That’s why Plato said, “Let no one ignorant of geometry enter in.” As a math geek, I have been fascinated with the calligraphy of the Quran. Today, I saw this Fibonacci spiral of Islamic design by Anita Chowdry, and it is utterly remarkable. If you want to see more beautiful Islamic geometric designs, you should check Eric Broug’s book.

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