The Golden Age of Islam - Contributions to the World of Sciences by Muslims
Presented by Dr. Raafat El-Hacha PhD, PEng and A'arif Hamad MSc, PEng
RASC Calgary
The Islamic Golden Age traditionally dated from the mid-7th century to mid-13th century. Muslim scholars made significant and original contributions to mathematics, astronomy, chemistry, and medicine. They corrected previous astronomical data, constructed the world's first observatory, and invented the astrolabe, nicknamed "a mathematical jewel" at the time.
In this presentation, the Speakers will discuss what the Islamic Golden Age was and what advancements and achievements happened in that time, with emphasis on Astronomy and Mathematics.
This talk will take place on Friday, April 15, 2021 @ 7:30 pm MDT (9:30 pm EDT)
Meeting ID: 96736157469
Password: 706627