Exploring a garden is like opening a gift, so much anticipation for the unknown of what might be there. In an Islamic garden, just like in a gift, the thought processes are endless. Due to the long history of Islamic gardens, the layout and structure retains the main idea of ​​a paradise. As water was considered a scarce resource for those traveling through the heat of the desert, water is placed in Islamic gardens as a sign of respect. The religious aspects of an Islamic garden allow people to prepare for prayer before and remain calm and relaxed afterwards, spending time in the garden. Throughout Islamic culture, there are seven considerations within the garden: diversity, beauty, conservation, contextuality, individualism, multiple use, and moderation. In every part of the Islamic gardens, every part of the culture is addressed. Islamic gardens are sacred because of the great value placed on them by those who visit the garden, including those who attach religious importance to it. Formed throughout history, Islamic gardens are beneficial due to their religious aspects as well as their cultural influence. Islamic gardens were adapted after the conquest of Persia in the 7th century and, seeing their lush relaxation spaces, ideas were carried back to other Islamic territories. Originally, Islamic gardens were religiously linked to the Islamic religion (the Islamic garden). From the beginning, the Quran; The book of practice of Islam speaks of living waters and fruit trees resembling the idea of ​​heaven. In the Islamic religion, the idea of ​​a garden can refer to paradise and closeness to the Prophet Muhammad (Clark, E, 2011). Over time, emperors mastered the art...... middle of paper...... considered the most special because of their ability to give food as well as the color of plants that they own ((Hamed, SE, 1994). In order to have a garden that will grow, plants and trees are essential. Having vegetation that adapts to the harsh climate and continues to thrive allows visitors and for religious people to remain open-minded to what happened to their inhabitants before them, the layout and structure capture the individual and bring them into the serenity of the place. Throughout the garden, historical contexts are explored. while symbolism is embraced. Religious affiliation helps connect with those who practice Islam and those who do not. Islamic gardens are places where people can relax due to. the importance of the garden's effect on an individual due to the aspects it presents..