Dr. Nabil Amer Al-Sarraf's 'Philosophy of Beauty in Islamic Art' offers a profound exploration into the aesthetic principles that govern Islamic artistic expression. This scholarly work delves into the spiritual and intellectual foundations of beauty, analyzing how concepts like unity, harmony, and abstraction are manifested in calligraphy, architecture, and arabesque patterns. The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding why Islamic art took its unique, non-figural form, connecting its visual language to core theological and philosophical ideas. It is an essential read for art historians, philosophers, and anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of the rich visual heritage of the Islamic world.