The Father of Algebra, Algorithm and Zero Was Muslim #history
Channel: History Of Muslims
Date: 23/02/2024

Lets look deep into the heart of the Islamic Golden Age, where amidst the flourishing civilization of knowledge and culture, emerged a figure whose genius reshaped the foundations of the modern world. 

Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, a brilliant mathematician, astronomer, and geographer, is celebrated as the "Father of Algebra." 

His ground-breaking works introduced the concepts of algebra, algorithms, and the numeral zero, pivotal elements that power our digital age. 

Join us as we unravel the story of this Muslim polymath, whose contributions continue to echo through time. From the streets of Baghdad to the circuits of your smartphones, discover how al-Khwarizmi's legacy shapes our daily lives. 

#AlgebraOrigins #AlgorithmInventor #ZeroConcept

Sources for the script:

"The History of Algebra" by Carl B. Boyer
"Al-Khwarizmi: The Inventor of Algebra" by Corinna Rossi
"The Arabic Origins of Modern Computing" by George G. Joseph

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