islamic scholars

history 1.2.9

ibn sina?

• ibn sina wrote 5 books

• his book ‘cannon of medicine’ became a standard medical textbook across Europe.

• he layed the foundation for modern remedies

al khwarizmi?

• known as the father of algebra

• introduced systematic methods for quadratic/linear equations

• laid the foundation for computer science

al-farabi?

• philosopher

• he influenced islamic and western perspectives on philosophy

• he synthesized greek and islamic political thought

ibn batuta? (ibn butts🙌🙌)

• known for his extensive travelling

• familiarized different cultures with each other’s diversities

mimar sinan?

• considered one of the greatest architects

• lead projects for islamic-based structures like mosques, palaces etc.

• made significant structural innovations

what is the definition of caliphate?

The Caliphate is the name of the Muslim government that ruled the Islamic Empire during the Middle Ages.

all about the city of baghdad — link to golden age?

• period of intellectual and cultural exchange

• invented the first batteries

• scientists and thinkers from various disciplines contributed to the advancement of knowledge

all abt mongol empire —> golden age

• set up research centres (to promote scientific advancements)

• experimented with paper money

• enhanced weapon technologies

main points abt persians _<golden age

• they declared humanitarian rights

• they improved governmental systems via the use of beauracracy

• were tolerant and respectful of ppls traditions