Baghdad: Birthplace of the Scientific Process
January 27, 2007 by Saifuddin
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Hard to watch this video, and knowing what once this great city turned into today.
But history is on side of the people of Baghdad.
Many people don’t know that the modern experiment guided science took it’s birth on Arab soil.
as-salaamu ‘alaikum
gess: Indeed, it is a difficult thing to watch. I thought this video would be helpful in the argument that I cross from time-to-time and that is: what has useful contribution have Muslims (i.e. Islam) made to global society?
Manas: No doubt and that includes many Muslims and Arabs.