Why are repetitive geometrical shapes and vegetal patterns used in Islamic art?

A. to create a sense of continuous space

B. to create a sense of harmony with the calligraphy

C. to make up for the lack of human and animal figures

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Solomon Crosby

10 January, 17:02

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Paityn Moreno · Answer 1

Paityn Moreno 10 January, 19:25

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C think i could be wrong

Kamari Stark · Answer 2

I believe it's C. to make up for the lack of human and animal figures

Why are repetitive geometrical shapes and vegetal patterns used in Islamic art?A. to create a sense of continuous spaceB. to create a sense of harmony with the calligraphyC. to make up for the lack of human and animal figures