Muslim Scientists Series (Set of 8) - 25% OFF

This series introduces children to the great Muslim scientists from the Golden age of Islam:

1- Ibn Battuta travelled for 30 years, performing Hajj 4 times, no wonder he is called "The Great Traveller".

2- Ibn Khaldun "The Great Historian" was more than just one of the great historians of all time. This man was also a Supreme Court judge, government minister, Social scientist, political expert and Hafiz Al Qur’an.

3- Ibn Sina is probably the most famous of Muslim scientists. His early understanding of medicine, healing & surgery set him apart from everyone else in his field. Rightfully he is known as  "The Father of Modern Medicine".

4- Al Khazini's early understanding of weights and scales, along with the effect of gravity is the basis of mechanical engineering today. He is recognised as the "The Founder of the Theory of Gravity"

 5- Ibn Al Baitar was an amazing man, he discovered over 300 plants that could be turned into medicine. He is so respected in his field they called him "Doctor of Natural Medicine".

6- Ibn Yunus is known as one of the greatest astronomers of all time. He was the first man to calculate when a solar eclipse would take place. He is rightly called "The Father of Astronomy"

7- When Ibn Majid created the compass, he was wanted by all the great explorers of that time, he became known as "The Master Navigator".

8- Ibn Haitham was the first person to explain to the world how the eyes see things. There is even an asteroid named after him. He is known throughout the world as "The Father of Optics"