Top 10 Muslim Scientists of All Time – Legends Who Changed the World 🌍

Top 10 Muslim Scientists of All Time – Legends Who Changed the World 🌍

Throughout history, Muslim scholars have made groundbreaking contributions that shaped modern science, medicine, mathematics, astronomy, and sociology. These brilliant minds laid the foundation for many discoveries the world still benefits from today.

Ibn Sina (Avicenna) revolutionized medicine and wrote The Canon of Medicine, used in Europe for centuries.
Al-Biruni made major advancements in astronomy and mathematics.
Al-Khwarizmi, known as the Father of Algebra, introduced algebraic concepts that transformed mathematics forever.
Ibn al-Haytham pioneered optics and experimental physics.
Jabir Ibn Hayyan is often called the Father of Chemistry.
Al-Zahrawi developed surgical techniques still recognized today.
Al-Idrisi advanced geography and cartography.
Ibn Battuta documented cultures across Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Ibn Khaldun founded modern sociology and historiography.
Al-Tusi contributed greatly to astronomy and engineering.

Their legacy proves that knowledge, curiosity, and dedication can change the world. 🌟


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