THREAD🧵: Dismissing any argument discrediting the Muslim contribution to the field of Alzebra.
#Claim_2: Mathematics reached Baghdad through Indian scholars & Caliph Al Mansur commissioned Al Khawarizmi to copy their knowledge.
#Reply: No, Al-Beruni said no such thing, you are lying by posting the PREFACE of translation. @SagasofBharat, you lost your credibility here. 👎
#Reply: No, Al-Beruni said no such thing, you are lying by posting the PREFACE of translation. @SagasofBharat, you lost your credibility here. 👎
While the lady has shown us the ‘opinions’ of some translators or polymaths, we are here presenting the real physical evidence.
The reality is Al Khawarizmi is a small boy compared to other Muslim mathematicians of the same field. Let us read about their contributions.
The reality is Al Khawarizmi is a small boy compared to other Muslim mathematicians of the same field. Let us read about their contributions.
In reality, Musa al-Khawarizmi was not even influenced by Greek mathematicians. Instead, he chose the way of his Mesopotamian elders.
This ‘Al-Jabr’ was no monopoly of Khawarizmi, instead other Muslim mathematicians expanded his work and even surpassed him.
(1) Abu Kamil Ibn Aslam
(2) Abu Bakr Al Karaji
(3) Al Samaw'al
(4) Al Khayyami
(5) Sharaf Al-Din Al-Tusi
Read:
🔗:archive.org
(1) Abu Kamil Ibn Aslam
(2) Abu Bakr Al Karaji
(3) Al Samaw'al
(4) Al Khayyami
(5) Sharaf Al-Din Al-Tusi
Read:
🔗:archive.org
At last, my intentions are not to undermine the contribution of India in science and mathematics.
It's an undeniable fact that India was a leading centre of education (still is and was under Indo-Islamic rule). But what is this habit of appropriating everything?
It's an undeniable fact that India was a leading centre of education (still is and was under Indo-Islamic rule). But what is this habit of appropriating everything?
In conclusion, this:
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