06/05/2022
In 8th to 13 centuries The of that time attached great importance to . The very quickly became the intellectual center of the . Many scholars studied and translated related to , , , etc. of ancient , , and civilizations into . Experts believe that due to this, a huge encyclopedia was left from getting lost in the pages of . Muslim scholars did not just translate. He also left his mark in all these subjects.
There have been many new discoveries related to anatomy and diseases in science, such as the difference between measles and was understood. (980-1037) wrote many books related to science which later became the basis of modern medical science
That's why Ibn Sina is also called the father of modern medicine. Similarly, Al Haitham is called the father of and Abu Musa Jabir is also called the father of . got its name 'algebra' from the competition itself. Al Khwarizmi is called the father of algebra.
In Islamic philosophy, the philosophy of the ancient civilization was developed with an Islamic color. Ibn Sina combined Neoplatonism, and Islamic theology to create a new system of doctrines. This gave rise to a new wave in philosophy, which is called Ibansinism.
Similarly, Ibn Rashud combined the principles of Aristotle with Islamic principles to give birth to Ibnrshuvism. The art of studying Islamic theology was developed with the help of dialectics. This is called Kalam. Finding out the meaning of quotes, activities etc. of Muhammad S.A.W and making laws from them became a subject in itself. In Sunni Islam this caused differences among scholars and Sunni Islam was divided into four parts in legal matters.
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