List Arab scientists and disciples
This list of the scientists and the Arab disciples treats scientists and disciples related on the Arab world, and the Moslem Spain (Al-Andalus).
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Abbas Ibn Firnas (810 - 887, Spain)
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Abu Al-Qasim (940 - 1013)
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Armen Decree (830 -?)
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Al Baghdadi is a doctor and Arab historian, born with Baghdad in 1161, died in 1231. Baitar is a Médecin and a Botaniste Arab, born towards 1190 with Málaga and died in 1248 with Damas.-
Ibn Bajjah (? - 1138, Spain)
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Ibn-Al Banna (1256 - 1321 Morocco)
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Al-Baqilani (? - 1013, Iraq)
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Al-Battani (855 - 923)
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Aldine Taqi (1526 - 1585)
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Ibn Duraid (837 - 934, Iraq)
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Aboul Faradj (897 - 967, Iraq)
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Geber is a Chimiste and Alchimiste of Persian and Arab origin. He is regarded as the father of chemistry to be the first studied it in a scientific way.
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- Abu-hamed Al-ghazali
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Ibrahim ibn Sinan (908 - 946, Iraq)
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Al Idrissi (1099 - 1266, Spain)
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Hunayn ibn Ishaq (809 - 873, Iraq)
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Jabir ibn Aflah is an astronomer and a mathematician whose Latin work influenced European mathematicians. Al-Jahiz is a writer and an Arab historian. He wrote important comments on the Elements of Euclide and he is first has to write a book on spherical trigonometry ( the book of unknown arcs of a sphere ).
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Abu Kamil is an Egyptian mathematician, he played a great part in the development of the algebra.-
Al-Kindi
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Ibn Khaldoun (1332 in Tunis, 1406 in Cairo)
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He wrote of famous work on trigonometry. Mashallah is an astrologer and an Arab Jewish astronomer. It took part in the foundation of the new town of Baghdad into 762. Al Masudi is a historian, a geographer and an Arab philosopher, he is the most famous encyclopedist of Xe century, with the apogee of traditional Islam.-
Al-Mawardi (972 - 1058, Iraq)
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Ibn Al-Nadim is a scholar and an Arab bibliographer shiite, author of Kitab-Al-Fihrist, a complete index, according to the words of the author himself, all the Arab books of the time. Ibn Nafis is the first to have described the process of blood circulation in the human body in Cairo in 1242, and in particular of pulmonary circulation.
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It is a famous mathematician, who introduced algebraic symbolism by employing letters instead of the numbers.
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It is a famous Arab mathematician.-
Sinan ibn Thabit
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Thabit ibn Qurra
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Ibn Al-Thahabi (birth date unknown, died in 1033) is a famous Arab doctor to have written the first encyclopedia by alphabetical classification of medicine.
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Al-Umawi is a mathematician who wrote works on the arithmetic one. It is an Arab mathematician who wrote the first book on the Indian numbering system ==V== ==W== ==X== ==Y== * [[Ibn Yunus]] ([[950]] - [[1009]]) It is known for its astronomical observations and its astronomical tables. ==Z== {{Gate world arabo-Moslem}} [[Category: Scientist arabo-Moslem|*]] [[in: List off Arab scientists and scholars| Random links: | Latitude | Meditación | Michel Brière | Park of King Street (Seattle) | Ministry for the Interior (Mexico) | Super cut of Guinea-Bissau of football | Mallat |