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Alhamra
A palace-city and citadel located in Granada, Spain, created by Ibn al-Ahmar.
Generalife
Gardens (Jannat al-Arif) associated with Alhamra that provide scenic vistas.
Nasrid Dynasty
A Muslim dynasty that ruled the Emirate of Granada from 1230 to 1492.
Court of Myrtles
A main court feature of Alhamra, known for its reflecting pool and water channels.
Epigraphy
The study of inscriptions; Alhamra features various types of epigraphic content, including poetic and moralistic inscriptions.
Muqarnas
A form of ornamented vaulting in Islamic architecture, notable in the Hall of Two Sisters in Alhamra.
Zillej
Colored ceramic tilework used extensively in Alhamra's decoration.
Ibn al-Ahmar
The founder of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.
Mirador
A viewpoint or lookout, particularly at Alhamra that frames views of the gardens.
Water Features
Various water installations in Alhamra, including pools, fountains, and water channels.
Crusades
Religious wars during the medieval period, significant in the historical context of Alhamra's construction.
Alcazaba
The fortress part of Alhamra, which was part of the original construction of the city.
Hall of Kings
One of the prominent halls in Alhamra, known for its stunning architecture.