The Rise of Arabic Civilization

The first reason Arab civilization appeared is that Arab invasion politically connected most of the world from Spain and India. This is a league that has been defeated before O'mayado collapsed in 750. The end of many separation boundaries is the beginning of a new Arab society. The Arabs broke the country one after another and spread their languages. More information on languages ​​other than Arabic, Arabic.

Western civilization and society have experienced a complete recession for centuries, but the rise of the Arab world began to expand and develop interest in knowledge. From the 7th century to the 8th century Arabs repaired many of Greek and Roman works lost after the collapse of the Roman Empire, added some unique original ideas and integrated them with the unknown Far East thought . It's west. We first learned the mechanism of sedimentation erosion and sedimentation in mountain rivers, the role of rivers in land and soil weathering, and the basic principle of superposition law in Italian Leonardo Da Vinci (1452-1519) work. Florentine steno will prove this in a few years)

Watching the Western success in the context of the development of a broader human civilization breaks the assumption of its rising nature, the nature of the Arab-Islamic world, and the European Center's assumptions on excellent progressive Western European countries and inferior Near East Actual Social and Cultural Impacts to Help The Arab - Islamic Empire has played an important role in the rise of the West, as we have seen. As the concept of 'Arab dilemma' suggests, the fatal assumptions about the Islamic world that is prevalent in modern times depend to some extent on the reasons, freedom and stagnation of democracy in the Middle East. (93) As the chapters in this book show, this is plagued by historical records. The philosophical and scientific investigations that exist in Islam are mainly due to human beliefs to reasonable abilities.

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