This book presents a concise overview of the Islamic scientific world, which flourished rapidly during the medieval period. It explains how Muslim scholars not only preserved the intellectual heritage of the Greek, Roman, and Persian civilizations, but also expanded it, leading to groundbreaking advancements in mathematics, astronomy, medicine, chemistry, philosophy, and literature.
The book highlights the importance of major intellectual centers such as Baghdad, Cairo, and Andalusia, which became beacons of knowledge for the world. It also explores the contributions of prominent figures such as Al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Sina, Al-Farabi, Ibn Rushd, and many others—illustrating how Islamic civilization once stood at the forefront of global scientific and intellectual progress.
Written in a concise yet comprehensive style, this work seeks to revive awareness of the richness of the Islamic scientific legacy and inspire today’s generation to reignite the intellectual traditions that once characterized the Muslim world.
Penulis: Henri Fatkurochman
Jumlah halaman: vi + 96 hlm
Ukuran : 15.5×23 cm
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