Faith IQ – Did Muslims Have Any Impact On Sciences Apart From Algebra

			We have heard of Muslims taking credit for algebra. But did they have any impact on other sciences?
		

			When we look at the Golden Age of Islam, somewhere between 622 and say, 1492, we find that Muslims
went into the world with open minds, they encountered the great knowledge of Alexandria, Egypt, the
knowledge of the Syrians, the knowledge of the Iraqis, the knowledge of Indians, the knowledge of
Africans in Egypt and Ethiopia, they encountered the knowledge of China, and they assimilated this
knowledge. And what they were famous for doing is to take theoretical knowledge. And to put it in a
practical sense, because the Muslim world had expanded by leaps and bounds, probably faster than any
other nation, in the history of mankind. And so with this huge empire, Muslims were faced with
		

			building cities, they were faced with communications, they were faced with so many different things.
And this is the reason why sciences like algebra algebra, the fractions was developed by Alcoa izmi,
but there are other sciences as well. I'll give you some examples of Sciences originated by Muslims,
anesthesia, biology, botany, cardiology, chemistry, dermatology, embryology, emergency medicine,
geology, metallurgy, modern surgery, modern medicine, modern arithmetic, optics, parasite ology,
pharmacology, pulmonary, medicine, toxicology, and urology. This is only the tip of the iceberg.
Muslims influenced others other sciences. They advance people in Europe and in much of the world by
		

			leaps and bounds during this golden age of Islam.