Mathematics
Al-Khwarizmi and the book that named algebra
A practical handbook on inheritance and trade gave mathematics a new word, and a new way to solve for the unknown.
Writer, astronomy
Yusuf writes about observatories and instruments, and builds paper astrolabes on weekends.
A practical handbook on inheritance and trade gave mathematics a new word, and a new way to solve for the unknown.
In Cairo, a scholar asked how we see, then tested his answer with light, shutters and a darkened chamber.
In the thirteenth century, Nasir al-Din al-Tusi gathered astronomers, instruments and books on a hill in Azerbaijan.