Muslims Scientist

Historiography is the study of how to record history and how to understand it and many consider Ibn Khaldun to be the forerunner in the field. He was born in Tunis in 1332 CE. He traced his family’s origins to Andalusia,Muslim Spain during the eighth-century, when it was newly conquered by the Umayyads.

During a hot Summer day, we love ice cream.Especially the ones with the waffle cones. But how did we get these amazing ice cream cones? Well, a lot of people claimed that they invented ice cream cones but most historians says that originally the Muslim man,

By the year 1840 CE, the French were start to occupy Northern Africa and to establish permanent presence there, as we call it, they were trying to colonize it. Although, there had been resistance, most notably, the Berbers were proving to be a thorn in their sides. To defeat the Berbers, the French had to understand them and to understand them, the French went to an unlikely source. The French Minister of War, called for translation of a historian’s works. More specifically the passages he wrote that concerned Berbers and the Maghreb, North Africa. The Historian was called Ibn Khaldun.

Aslamalikum, Ibn Battuta was a Muslim traveler, Moroccan scholar and explorer Who traveled extensively in the medieval world. Over a period of 30 years Ibn Battuta traveled mostly to the Islamic world and many non-Muslim lands. Including Central Asia, Southeast Asia, India and China Ibn Battuta was a medieval Muslim traveler. Who wrote the most famous travelogues in the world.

Assalamu Alaikum! Today we will talk about a Muslim Scholar and one of his researches. Probably you have not heard of it before. These things are not recounted too often in speeches. More over the people are not interested in these. And... Reading books are no more a hobby anymore. That's why these things remain hidden from us. A very famous Muslim Scholar

Camera is one of the most amazing things that we have in this world. Camera helps us to capture the moments that are special. But where did cameras come from? Well, let’s start all the way from the beginning in the 11th century

Scientist "Ibn Al Bitar" has visited many places since his early youth From Andalusia, his homeland,he moved around to Morocco, then to Algeria, after that he went to Tunisia He lived in Egypt for a while and from it he set off to Damascus Then he continued this long journey by going to Greece and Anatolia

Al Husain Ibn sina The genius young man, "Al Husain Ibn Sina"excelled in the practice of medicine Patients came from all quarters to his hospital,which he established in "Bukhara" and people spread the word about "Ibn Sina" He's a clever doctor Despite his young age,

Jabir Ibn Hayyan specialized in Chemistry,  his job in formulating drugs, and his knowledge of Herbalismin his early years, made him work as a doctor for a period of time.

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Al-Jazari's work and inventions. He built many automated mechanisms such as moving peacocks powered by hydropower, and the first automatic gates and doors. The impact Al-Jazari had on robotics has been described as : " revealing an interest in manipulating the environment for human comfort” and that its “ greatest contribution was the concept of practical application." One of his most elaborate robots was a musical robot band. It was a boat that floated on a lake and entertained guests with 4 robot musicians on board.

Coffee

People drink more than 1.6 billion cups of coffee every day all around the world That's enough to fill up three big football stadiums and still have more coffee left! but where did this amazing drink come from a long time ago around the 11th century There was a Muslim man from a Ethiopia His name was called was Khaldi He used to take care of the goats One day he saw that the goats were acting crazy they kept on running around with a lot of energy Khaldi found out that the goat started getting excited when they ate a certain berry The berry was bright red

Founten pain

History of Fountain Pen

Living in today’s world, pens are very common. 2 billion pens are produced every year in just the United States. But at one point we didn’t have the pens that we do now. Long ago, people used different things to write. Some would use charcoal, sticks, stones and some other things. But how did we get to the pen that we have now? Well, let’s go all the way back to the year953 in Egypt. During that time most people used a bottle of ink and a quill or a bird feather to write. They would dip the quill or a bird feather in the ink every couple of words and that was their pen. During that time, Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah was the caliph or ruler of Egypt. He was an educated man and loved learning.

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