Muslim doctors studied translations of Greek medical texts and a work by a famous Muslim Doctor Who lived in Persia in the early 1000s. Avicenna described how some diseases could cause stomach problems and that cancer could be fought with surgery
Muslim doctors studied translations of Greek medical texts and a work by a famous Muslim Doctor Who lived in Persia in the early 1000s. Avicenna described how some diseases could cause stomach problems and that cancer could be fought with surgery
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There are remarkable achievements and contributions from Muslim intellects from golden age till now. The known Muslim intellectual contributions are, algebra by Islamic mathematician al-Khwarizmi, "Canon on Medicine" book written by Islamic physician Ibn Sina, Their achievements are also evident in arts and literature, science and technology , astronomy etc.
The Arabic Numeral System, The Chess and The Egyptians Pyramids are some of the greatest academic and architecture achievements.
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Muslim scholars made cultural achievements during the golden age under the Abbasid Dynasty. These included calligraphy, architecture, literature, and philosophy.
Muslim leaders did and do not try to prevent imperialism. There have been great Muslim empires such as the Ottoman Empire, the Mogul Empire etc. Muslims and Islam was and still are imperialists as is proven by the desire by some for a new Muslim caliphate.
it was the literature of realism and poetry
it was the literature of realism and poetry
The interesting achievement of the Muslim Empire led to the preservation of various prehistorical sites and led to discovery of some medicine.
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Some of Rome's achievements include its vast empire, army, ancient structures, The Twelve Tables, Roads, Buildings, Concrete, the Calender, Law, Medicine, Language, Clothing and the Justinian Code.
Some consider Al-Razi (Rhazes), born in 865 AD, to be the greatest physician in the Muslim world. He wrote a 10-volume treatise on Greek medicine and published his thoughts on measles and smallpox. His texts were reprinted well into the nineteenth century.