From Alexandria to Baghdad: The Journey of Greek Science to the Arab World

Explore the captivating journey of ancient knowledge in "From Alexandria to Baghdad: The Journey of Greek Science to the Arab World." This insightful book delves into how Greek science, philosophy, and mathematics were preserved, translated, and transformed in the Arab world during the Islamic Golden Age. From the scholars of Alexandria to the intellectual hub of Baghdad, discover how figures like Aristotle, Plato, and Ptolemy influenced Islamic scholars such as Al-Khwarizmi, Avicenna, and Al-Farabi. Uncover the significant contributions of Arab thinkers to astronomy, medicine, physics, and more, shaping the future of Western science and igniting the European Renaissance. With rich historical context and detailed analysis, this book highlights the cultural exchanges that bridged civilizations, offering a fresh perspective on the legacy of Greek science and its profound impact on global scientific progress. Perfect for readers interested in the history of science, cross-cultural interactions, and the intellectual heritage of the ancient and medieval worlds.