Numerous progressions in science, art, literature, and architecture took place during the Islamic Golden Age.
Science:
* Arabic numerals were born which led to the beginning of algebra and mathematical equations. * There was a restoration of Geometry and Astronomy. * The foundations of the scientific method were implanted by Ibn al-Haytham, who has become known as the world's "first" scientist. |
Art:
* Arabesque, elaborate designs on pottery, textiles, and buildings, was created. |
Literature:
* Calligraphy was embraced by the Islamic empire to make exquisite manuscripts of their holy book, the Qur'an. * For many years, Ibn Rushd strived to translate the words of Aristotle so they could be sustained. |
Architecture:
* Archways, Geometric patterns, and complex interiors became popular aspects of buildings. |