context: Pythagorean is a philosophical and fraternal religious school that adopts the teachings and philosophy of Pythagoras and its followers which may have originated in southern Italy in the sixth century B.C.. [1]. Al-Badawi described it as more than a philosophy, "In addition to this, that is, philosophy, it was an ethical religious school on the system of philosophical methods" [2]. The legacy was revived at a later time and became known as the modern charter. These ideas had a great influence on Aristotelian and Platonic thought and through it on Western philosophy.
question: What is Pythagorean?
answers.text: philosophical and fraternal religious school that adopts the teachings and philosophy of Pythagoras and its followers which may have originated in southern Italy in the sixth century B.C.