Muslim Contributions to World Civilization By M. Basheer Ahmed & Syed A. Ahsani & Dilnawaz A. Siddiqui
ISBN: 9781565644106
Author: M. Basheer Ahmed & Syed A. Ahsani & Dilnawaz A. Siddiqui
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 172
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2011
Description
About This Book:
"Muslim Contributions to World Civilization" by M. Basheer Ahmed, Syed A. Ahsani, and Dilnawaz A. Siddiqui is a thorough examination of Islamic civilization's enormous impact on the development and evolution of human society. The writers investigate the diverse contributions made by Muslim intellectuals, scientists, and thinkers in subjects such as physics, mathematics, medicine, philosophy, architecture, and others. This insightful book is a tribute to Muslim civilization's vast and diversified legacy, providing readers with a profound grasp of the long-lasting influence that Islamic culture has had on shaping the world we live in today.
The Islamic Golden Age
The story begins by delving into Islam's Golden Age, a period of tremendous intellectual and cultural flowering. The writers look into Muslim academics' advances in numerous fields, setting the framework for a period of innovation and enlightenment.
Mathematics and Islamic Science
This volume examines Islamic contributions to science and mathematics in depth. The writers highlight the breakthrough accomplishments of Muslim scientists and mathematicians, whose groundbreaking discoveries and innovations lay the groundwork for modern scientific philosophy.
Healthcare and Medicine
"Muslim Contributions to World Civilization" investigates the major impact of Islamic civilization on medicine and healthcare. The authors highlight the trailblazing achievements of Muslim physicians and academics whose advances in medical knowledge and practice have left an everlasting mark on medical history.
Literature, Philosophy, and the Arts
The book investigates the enormous impact of Muslim intellectuals and artists on creating intellectual discourse and artistic expression by delving into the worlds of philosophy, arts, and literature. The authors highlight the contributions of Muslim philosophers, poets, and architects to the global cultural fabric.
