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THE GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM: What It Was and Why It Matters. Book
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Book Size: A5
No of pages: 192
THE GOLDEN AGE OF ISLAM- What It Was And Why It Matters!
The Golden Age of Islam, which spanned from the 8th to the 13th centuries, laid the foundations for the European Renaissance. Yet most Muslims are not aware of what this means, the magnitude of this achievement, or how it affects their daily lives.
Muslim names being categorically Latinized to disconnect us from our legacy played a significant role. We Muslims are cornered and are easily called "Terrorists”, and we have no academic response to them, showing what we have contributed to this world. I would argue that the world would be 600 years behind if it were not for the Muslim Caliphate's sponsored Golden Age of Islam.
From Calculating the circumference of the Earth with up to 99% accuracy to deriving the exact number of days in a year within 2 minutes of the actual value, we set gold standards in every field.
From making the first “eyeglasses” to making the groundbreaking discovery of “The Law of Refraction of the light”, we are categorically discredited. Even though these laws are taught to every child in school without a shred of credit to Muslims who first discovered them!
Now is the time we knew about it. With that in mind, I have written this book, stating hardcore facts backed by reasoning and derived explanations of the magnitude of these achievements.
This book has 19 chapters, each uncovering massive achievements in various fields. It addresses several accomplishments in astronomy, pharmacology, physics, mathematics, geography, art, trigonometry, and more.
We influenced giants like Nicolai Copernicus, Sir Isaac Newton and many more, and the book highlights this with appropriate examples.
After reading the book, you will realise our ancestral achievements and hold your head higher!
Must needed knowledge for now a days generation
good collection of information
A good read, well researched, history can be moulded into any way as per the whims & fancies of the ruling forces of the world. Truth prevails in the end...
great
Good book on past islamic civilization which we don't hear in my life, thanks
Reading The Golden Age of Islam was a deeply enriching experience. Salim Khan masterfully captures the intellectual, scientific, and cultural brilliance of Islamic civilization that shaped the world in ways we often overlook today. From the House of Wisdom in Baghdad to the polymaths of Andalusia, the book paints a vivid portrait of an era where curiosity, scholarship, and faith coexisted in harmony.
Forgotten Brilliance of Islamic Civilization
Step into a world where knowledge lit up the globe. This powerful book reveals how Muslim scholars shaped modern science, medicine, mathematics, and more during a golden era of discovery and wisdom. It brings to life the legacy of a civilization that changed the world, yet is often left out of mainstream history.
19 In Depth Chapters!
Learn about our Scientists, with Diagrams, Illustrations, Proofs of what they achieved.
AL KHWARIZMI'S GENIUS!
It was Al Khwarizmi's Algebra that made the calculation of Newton's law of motion's calculations possible.
LEGACY THROUGH THE EYES OF READERS
BLOOD CIRCULATION!
It was Ibn Nafis who first proposed the
concept of capillaries. This remarkable discovery required a microscope to be
confirmed centuries later, and he even illustrated how blood flows from the
lungs to the heart and then throughout the body!
Wisdom That Shaped the World
Long before the Renaissance, the Islamic world was a thriving center of innovation, learning, and intellectual curiosity. In this section, we reflect on the timeless wisdom of Muslim scholars who unlocked the secrets of the stars, healed with advanced medical knowledge, calculated the foundations of algebra, and preserved the world’s most treasured philosophies.
These contributions weren’t just milestones—they were movements that sparked global progress. Through this visual story, we honor the thinkers who proved that faith and reason could coexist and elevate humanity. Let their legacy remind us of the power of knowledge in shaping a better future.
AL BATTANI'S PATIENCE TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS...
A Muslim astronomer dedicated several decades to calculating the precise number of days in a year. He was also the individual responsible for introducing the Cosine and Tangent Rules. However, all we are taught is Pythagoras!
Bridging Civilizations Through Knowledge
During the Islamic Golden Age, scholars didn’t just preserve ancient wisdom—they expanded it, translated it, and shared it across borders. From Baghdad to Córdoba, Muslim thinkers served as a bridge between East and West, connecting cultures through science, art, and philosophy.
This section highlights the remarkable role Islamic civilization played in uniting humanity through ideas. The world we know today is built on the foundations laid during this period of peaceful scholarship and open exchange. Let these images remind us that true progress comes when knowledge is shared, not hoarded—and when minds work together across cultures and time.
Timeless Lessons from the Past
The achievements of the Islamic Golden Age are not just history—they are lessons for today. In a time when the world seeks wisdom, balance, and progress, we can look back at an era where knowledge was honored, diversity was embraced, and education was the foundation of society.
This section invites you to reflect on values that transcended time: the pursuit of truth, the respect for learning, and the belief that knowledge benefits all of humanity. Through these images and stories, rediscover timeless principles that continue to inspire, guide, and empower us in the modern age.
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