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The most known the Arab mathematicians it is Mohammed Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi (780-850), conodido like father of algebra. One little knows of its life unless it lived in first half of the century IX and that it worked in the library of the caliph of Bagdad. It wrote books on geography, mathematical astronomy and. In its Artimetic work ("Algoritmi of I number indorum") it explains with detail the operation of the decimal system and the zero that used in India. Work of great importance because it contributed to the diffusion of the Indian system of numeration and to the knowledge of the zero
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Abu Nasr Muhammad Al-Farabi (Alpharabius, Avennasar, Alfarabi) it was born near Farab, in the Turquestán, 870 (259 h.), and passed away in Damascus, with eighty years, in December of 950 (339 h.). It lived in the Baghdad, where bn Haylan listened to the lessons of the Christian doctor Yuhanna, being condiscípulo of also the Christian Abu Bisr Matta, translator of Aristotle. It also lived in Alepo and Damascus. It wrote works of philosophy, mathematics and medicine, commentaries to works of Plato and those of Aristotle, and although many of them are had lost, us have arrived a thirty in their original Arab, six in Hebrew and three in Latin, aside from some fragments.
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Doctor and philosopher andalusí, born in Guadix (Granada) before 1110, and passed away in Marrakex in 1185, lived during the period on philosophical tolerance and cultural freedom that enjoyed the kingdoms taifas before the Islamic fundamentalist predominance. Influenced by also the doctor and zaragozano philosopher Avempace (1070-1138), in individual by its Regime of the solitaire, as well as by the doctrines of the intellectual éxtasis maintained by Avicena and the sufismo of Algacel, we conserved of him only one builds, who exerted remarkable influence in Europe after his Latin translation of 1671, under a title that has prospered: Philosophus autodidactus, the philosopher autodidact.
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Muslim philosopher, his complete name: Abü ´Ali al-Husayn ´Abd Allah b. ´Ali b. Sina and, according to the Spanish pronunciación that trasluce in the Latin versions of s. XII, gave rise to the Aven-Seine or Avicena. Life. N. in 980, Afsana, villa near Bujara (Turquestán). His father, accommodated well, belonged to the public administration. From boy he showed his extraordinary intellectual dowries, that he used in the study of the Corán, right, religious logic, geometry, sciences, astronomy, philosophy and medicine. He had much to the Greek culture, by means of Porfirio, Euclides, Ptolomeo, Galen, Alexander de Afrodisia and mainly of Aristotle. He read 40 times his Metaphysics and, according to he himself he confesses, he did not manage to penetrate in her until he studied the commentaries of al-Farabi, done who constituted for him an authentic revelation. Before the 20 years already it was an expert medicine consomme' being able to cure thus to sultán of Bujara, which, been thankful, opened the doors to him of its library so that it could continue his studies.
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Sometimes, the mystical experiences and the own life pass so of the hand that
is difficult to differentiate where one finishes and begins the other. This one is the case of the sufí teacher of the century XII Ibn Arabí, that knew
that "it had been chosen" by means of a dream, it maintained mysterious "encounter" with the previous Qutb of the Islamic spirit, carried out bilease
phenomena and predicted before dying the finding of a fabulous treasure. An authentic "sufí magician" whose intellectual legacy - more than 400 works he
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Six hundred years ago for the first time a scientific and sociological conception of the history combined with a deep theological thought was pronounced. The fact happened in the Islamic world and the honor fell on the Tunisian poligraph Ibn Jaldún, of which we offer a summary profile along with several appointments of its Maxima work, "the prolégomenos to universal history", call in Arab al-Muqaddimah
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