Marwa Nizar Yusuf's scholarly work, 'The Imaginary System in Islamic Art,' delves into the intricate relationship between imagination and artistic creation within Islamic culture. The book meticulously examines how artists developed a unique visual language based on abstraction, geometry, and calligraphy, moving beyond figurative representation. It explores the philosophical and theological foundations that shaped this aesthetic, analyzing how symbolic forms and complex patterns convey deeper spiritual and intellectual meanings. This study offers a comprehensive analysis of the creative processes and the conceptual framework that define the essence of Islamic art, making it a vital resource for art historians and cultural researchers.