The Golden Age of Islam

The Golden Age of Islam, roughly from the 8th to the 14th century, was a period when the Islamic world became a hub of advanced knowledge, culture, and innovation. Scholars in centers like Baghdad’s House of Wisdom translated Greek, Persian, and Indian texts, making breakthroughs in science, medicine, mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy. This era saw significant inventions and discoveries, such as algebra, advancements in medicine, and improvements in navigation. It also fostered vibrant arts, literature, and architecture, influencing both the Islamic world and Europe, and laying foundations for modern science and learning.