The Rub – El – Hizb Patterns of Petronas Twin Towers as An inspiration on batik design: An ethnomathematics study

Authors

  • Wan Norliza Wan Bakar College of Computing, Informatic, and Mathematics
  • Junaidi Awang Faculty of Creative Arts
  • Mazni Omar Faculty of Creative Arts
  • Nor Asmira Mat Jusoh Academy of Contemporary Islamic Studies

Keywords:

Petronas Twin Tower, Rub El Hizb, Batik Design

Abstract

Petronas twin tower is the highest twin tower in the world. Standing at 451.8 meters tall, the iconic landmark features 88 stores with the sky bridge at 41st and 42nd floor. The inspiring skyline symbolizes the nation’s ambition and potential to become a developed nation. This study focuses on the symbol of Rub el Hizb, the basis for the floor plan of Petronas Twin Tower, as the inspiration on batik design. The research was qualitative research with an ethnographic approach. Data obtained through observation, interview, literacy study and documentation, with the triangulation method as data validity. This research examined the mathematical concepts in the development of Rub el Hizb as the inspiration for batik design. The result showed that there were few mathematical concepts found.in the design of rub El Hizb on batik design. Future research can be explored to implement rub El Hizb patterns on different surfaces.

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Published

2025-04-15

How to Cite

Wan Bakar, W. N., Awang, J., Omar, M., & Mat Jusoh, N. A. (2025). The Rub – El – Hizb Patterns of Petronas Twin Towers as An inspiration on batik design: An ethnomathematics study. Journal of Islamic, Social, Economics and Development, 10(71), 569–578. Retrieved from https://academicinspired.com/jised/article/view/2916