Contribution of Muslim scientists to modern science
The contribution of Muslims to modern science seems to have been forgotten by the people of the world today.
The main reason for the fate of Muslims all over the world today is that Muslims have forgotten the golden history of their past knowledge and science, But Muslims once brought the entire world from darkness to the light of knowledge.
The father of modern chemistry is the Muslim scientist Jabir Ibn Hayyan.
The father of modern algebra is the famous Muslim scientist al-Khwarizmi, a mathematician who is openly accepted by the West.
Not many people know that the first observatory for space research was built by a Muslim scientist
Abbas Ibn Firhas, the famous Muslim scientist, gave the idea of building the first flying plane in the world
The first accurate map of the world was made by 70 Muslim scientists
Muslims were the originators and forerunners of modern science, Muslim scientists first brought the people of the world from darkness to the light of science, when the West was drowning in the sea of ignorance, Muslim scientists and educators first spread the light of knowledge to the entire world, today many may not want to admit it but the reality That's it.
Various Western thinkers and philosophers are openly admitting these words.
The famous philosopher Robert Brifort wrote, In science, we are indebted to the Arab Muslims not only because they gave us revolutionary ideas and creativity,
Rather, Arab culture and culture have had a great influence on the rise of science.
In short, the existence of science is from the Arabs. It is also true that the Arabs contributed to the beginning of modern industrial society.
Today, the number of Muslims in the world is about 200and, the whole world is full of knowledge and science.
But sadly, it is true that today no one thinks about who started the search for knowledge.
Muslims are now busy bragging about the success of the West, but when Europeans did not know how to sign, there was not even an illiterate person in Muslim Spain.
The idea and belief of the people of the 21st century that Muslims have not contributed much to science are completely wrong because Muslims have contributed significantly to modern science.
In short, when the light of knowledge did not reach Europe, the Arabs were very advanced in science
Jabir Ibn Hayyan, a Muslim scientist, had an outstanding contribution to presenting chemistry as a complete science by rescuing it from unhealthy environments and ancient misconceptions. He wrote about 2000 books out of which 267 were on chemistry. Jaber Ibn Hayyan is also called the father of chemistry.
Muslim scientists Ibne Sina, Ibn Jahar, Ubaid Ullah Jibril, Al Raji, Ali bin Abbas and many others made outstanding contributions to medicine in the Middle Ages.
Al-Qanoon written by Ibnasina on medicine is called the medical bible.
In addition, Ibn Musa was a mathematician, geographer, astrologer and philosopher.
In 850 he showed the use of the first map and the first 70 Muslim scientists drew accurate maps of the world
The idea of the first airplane was invented by a Muslim scientist whom no one remembers, Abbas Ibn Fir, who first thought of flying into space.
About 800 years before Leonardo Vinci, this Muslim scientist flew into the sky in 875, he is considered the first thinker of the invention of flight, Fir flew for 10 minutes, collected bird feathers made a fan with them, and flew. A high mountain in Córdoba, Spain, from Jabaal al-Aru's.
He was 70 years old when he flew, he realized that he could not control the speed, he felt the tail of the bird, he did not make the tail and was injured by hitting the ground, after that he lived for 12 years but could not fly again.
The first founder of the modern university was a Muslim woman whose history may not be known to all.
The highest level of the f university is the university where the highest teaching certificate is awarded, but how many people know that the founder of the world's first university is a Muslim woman, Fatima Al Fauria, who is the leader of the world's first university?
In 859, as a symbol of higher education, he founded the first university in Fech, Morocco. According to historians, it is the oldest higher education institution or university in the world
A Muslim surgeon who made important innovations to advance medical science, during that golden age surgeon Abu Qassim Al Zahurabi gave the world his best book, his autobiography.
The book is a brilliant example of how skilled Alzaharavi was in surgery.
He wrote a volume of his 30-volume World Sale al-Tadrif entitled Arms Trafficking. Considered the father of modern surgery, his contributions have also influenced modern medicine, Abul Qassem al Zahuravi received higher education in physics, chemistry, astrology and medicine at the famous University of Cordoba.
Science stands on mathematics, mathematics stands onalgebra, the first idea of algebra was landed by a Muslim scientist, his name is Abu Abdullah Muhammad Ibne Musa Al Qaragami. Geometry was an essential part of Greek mathematics, from which he moved away and added a new revolutionary trend, the idea of algebra is found in his book al Jaber wal Mugabala.
The journey and path of modern mathematics began based on the seminal mathematics composed by Al Khwarizm,
This branch of modern science was started by a Muslim scientist.
At that time, the Arab world brought revolutionary changes not only in mathematics, but it was able to bring changes in other fields of science without mathematics.
They also revolutionized the field of magnifying glasses
The famous Muslim scholar of Basra city, Al Hassan first described the structure of the eye and how the eye works. He was the first to demonstrate that the eye's visual acuity has no sense of surroundings.
Apart from this, he gave the idea of the first spectacles, saying that curved glass surfaces can also be used as aids to eye sight for magnification.
Muslim have also contributed to the invention of the camera or light image recording device, the camera is widely used and popular among modern inventions, everyone knows the importance of the camera in life now.
In 1021, this Muslim scientist was the first to think of inventing a camera.
The concept was recorded in Almanazir, also written by an Iraqi scientist, but many years passed before the full-fledged camera was invented. After that, add new features to the camera in a few steps.
Finally, in 1975, the first digital camera was added to the human race.
The Muslim scientist Ibn al-Haytham was born in Basra, Iraq in 965 AD. Ibn Al-Haytham's Kitab Almanazir, i.e. Book of Optics, is considered the equivalent of Newton's Principia Mathematics in terms of influence on physics.
He tested and proved that light travels in a straight line.
As in other fields of science, he also contributed to the invention of direction finding instruments and to the mapping of rivers, rivers and oceans.
Al Idris, born in Spain in the seventh century, acquired a vast knowledge of the contemporary world.
Al Rojari's topography became so popular that his maps were used as wall maps throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa.
In addition to map-making, Muslims also achieved unprecedented success in inventing navigational instruments
The magnetic needle was first invented by the Arabs, they used it in navigation, and no warship of any nation could enter the Mediterranean without the permission of the Muslims.
By inventing the compass, medieval Muslims traveled by sea and discovered different countries.
Columbus discovered America under the instruction of Arab sailor Abdur Rahman, in 1513 Nayak Peir Rais drew a picture of South Africa's South America coast on deer skin by means of distance and compass directions.
He wrote several valuable books on naval science, the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Persian Gulf.
The scientist Abul Hasan invented the telescope, and Abdullah Ibn Ahmed and Ibn Betar showed remarkable mastery of botany in Muslim Spain.
Al Majrid, Al Zarkali ibn Ofala, Muhammad bin Ibrahim and Al Fasari were prominent astronomers of that era.
In 1068 the Spanish martyr Asafi made an Antalya that indicated the course of the sun and the positions of 18 stars. It is currently preserved in Oxford's Museum of the History of Science.
In 712, when Arabs conquered Sindh, Multan and Punjab in India, Arabs were attracted to Indian culture.
Al Biruni mastered the Sanskrit language in just 15 days and presented many Sanskrit moral stories and facts in Arabic.
The world-renowned traveler Ibn Battuta and India's status were presented to the world, in addition, Al Biruni's book Al Hind became known as Al Biruni's Bharat in the world.
Considering all aspects, it appears that the renaissance of today's world, especially Europe, is the fragmented result of the 700-year pursuit of knowledge and science by the Muslim thinkers of the Middle Ages.
Their tireless work in the field of knowledge plays a special role in bringing mankind to the pinnacle of progress, the contribution of Muslims in science is indescribable, but the Western scientists of the 21st century conspiratorially refuse to give credit to Muslim scientists, which is not at all acceptable because of the contribution that Muslim thinkers have made to the excellence of science. If it is forgotten, today's science will not exist.
However, the current Muslims have to follow the path shown by their wise men to bring back their lost glory.
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