Dictionary of Islamic Architecture: K-M

Terms in this section include: Ka'ba, Kano, Kapilica, Karaman, Kashmir, Kenya, Keshk, Khan, Khanqah, Kharana, Khatta, Khirbet al-Mafjar, Khirbet al-Minya, Kilwa, Kiosk, Konak, Konya, Kraton, Kubadabad Palace, Kufa, Kuliyye, Kuwait, Lahore, Lamu, LashkariBazar, Lebanon, Libiya, Ma'adhana, Machicolation, Madafa, Madinat al-Zahra', Madrasa, Mahal, Mahdiya, Maidan, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Mamluks, Manda, Mandal, Manding , Manzil, Maq'ad, Maqbara, Maqsura, Mardin, Maristan, Marqad, Marrakesh, Mashhad, Mashrabiyya, Masjid, Mastaba, Mathara, Mazar, Mecca, Medina, Medina, Meknes, Merida, Merv, Mescit, Mihrab, Mimar, Minaret, Minbar, Mogadishu, Monastir, Morocco, Mosaics, Mosque, Mshatta, mud brick, Mughals, Muhtasib, Mulqaf, Muqarnas, Musalla