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@kamelryke31 Apollodorus of Damascus = Architect and engineer, the most influential architect of Roman architecture, ist century
Zethos Neoplatonist = philosopher and a close
friend of Plotinus. 3rd century.
Monoimus Arab= gnosticand philosopher, possibly influenced the islamic Sufi movements.3rd century.
Gessius of Petra =A translator, physician, iatrosophist
and philosopher Sth century.
lamblichus the Philosopher= One of the most prominent Neoplatonists,= he was the favorite philosopher of Emperor Julian the Apostate. 3rd century.
Callinicus = Historian, orator, rhetorician and sophist served at the Palmyrenecourt, 3rd century.
Heliodorus= the Arab Arabthinker and sophist during the
Emperor Caracalla, 3rd century.
Domitius Modestus= Originally an Arabpagan thinker, later became a political and a consul. 4th century. Maior of Arabia Sophist, rhetorician and writer during the timeof Arab Roman emperor Philip theArab, 3rd century.
Epiphanius of Syria
Diophantus the Arab Teacher, sophist, orator and rhetoric. 4th
century.
Genethlius the Arab =Sophist rhetoric, writer and teacher in
the 3rd century. Thinker, sophist and rhetoricianat Athens
in the first half of the 4th century.
Eusebius the Arabian =Sophist, tutor and teacher. 4th century
Gaianus of Arabia Arab sophist, grammarian and rhetorician,
3rd century
Cosmas= Surgeon, physician, and Christian Saint
3rd century.
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lamblichus = A novelist and rhetorician. 2nd century.
Theodora of Emesa= Neoplatonist philosopher, 5th century.
Damian =Surgeon, physician and Christian Saint, brother of Saint Cosmas 3rd century.
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Most of the great and famous scholars are from Cordoba, Baghdad, Medina, Damascus, Cairo, Kairouan, Seville, Granada, Sicily, Fez, WHY the Persians avoid talking about them🤣
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All universities were built by the Arabs, such as Al-Qarawiyyin, house of wisdom, Al-Zaytouna, Al-Azhar, Al-Mustansiriya, etc.
the civilized cities built by the Arabs, such as Medina, Damascus, Baghdad, Seville, Cordoba, Sicily ,Toledo...etc. and Arab civilization in Al-andalus.
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@prashanthacharya9385 The Persians owe everything to the Arabs and Islam
Culture, literature, poetry, philosophy, architecture, names and religion .. ect, literally everything came from the Arabs and went to the Persians
The Persians did not have an alphabet, knowledge, or books. They were like the Mongols, an empire without civilization, books, or knowledge. They did not even create a golden age for them when they were an empire. The Arabs brought them the alphabet, literature, poetry, and culture.
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Most of the scholars are Arabs, not the so-called Iran or the Persians.
The fathers of the sciences are Arabs such as Al-Kindi, Ibn Al-Nafis, Al-Masoudi, Al-Zahrawi, etc.
all universities were built by the Arabs, such as Al-Qarawiyyin, house of wisdom, Al-Zaytouna, Al-Azhar, Al-Mustansiriya, etc.
the civilized cities built by the Arabs, such as Medina, Damascus, Baghdad, Seville, Cordoba, Sicily...etc.
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@prashanthacharya9385 The Arab\islamic Golden Age originated in the land of the Arabs.. Universities were built by the Arabs.. Civilized cities such as Damascus, Medina, Baghdad, Cairo, Sicily, Cordoba and Seville were built by the Arabs.. The fathers of sciences were all Arabs such as Al-Kindi, Ibn Al-Nafis, Al-Masoudi, Al-Zahrawi, etc... Even non-Arab Muslim scholars (such as the Turks, Berbers and Iberians) were studying in universities Arabic, and their books are in Arabic, and their culture was Arabic
Al-andalus is the greatest Islamic civilization ever built by the Arabs.. The golden age ended with the fall of the Arabs..
AGAIN !
Where is the golden age of the Majus??
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@prashanthacharya9385 Historians said about the Persians 👇
Count De Gobineau says: (The Persians did not invent anything new in the arts. Whether it was in the era of the Achaemenids, the Sassanids, or after the advent of Islam, the Persians did not have a style or art of their own, rather they borrowed from others)
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(The Persians were not people of civilization, they were people of war, and they were not spreaders of science, culture and arts like the Semites, but they were spreaders of ruin and destruction. as an official language of the country)
While they said about the Arabs👇
George Sarton: In his book, The Civilization of the Arabs, he says: The Arabs previously led the world in two long phases, the first remained for two thousand years before Greece, and the second lived for four centuries during the Middle Ages, and no one can prevent these peoples from leading the world again in the near or far)
The Persians did not have writers, poets, or doctors before Islam, even the doctor of the King of Persia was an Arab. He did not even have an alphabet. Hahaha. Say thank you to the Arabs.
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@prashanthacharya9385 How do you feel when you read historians about Arab civilization and the Arab Golden Age? 👇🙂
Sigrid Hunke In her book "Allah's sun over the Occident"
the influence exerted by the Arabs on the West was the first step in freeing Europe from Christianity
We cannot ignore the fact that for over 750 years in the last millennium Arabs were the bearers of the torch of culture
(first chancellor Oxford Robert Grosseteste ):The newly translated Arabic and Greek treatises had an immediate effect on the University of Oxford.
The thinker Leopold Weiss or “Muhammad Asad” underlined the role of Cordova in paving the way for the age of renaissance, saying: “We would not be exaggerating if we said: The modern scientific age in which we live did not start in European cities, but in Islamic centers; in Damascus, Baghdad, Cairo, and Cordova.”
The cities of Arabian Spain, as Irving noted, “became the resort of Christian artisans, to instruct themselves in the useful arts. The universities of Toledo, Cordoba, Seville, and Granada, were sought by the pale student from other lands to acquaint himself with the sciences of the Arabs, and the treasured lore of antiquity.”
Gustave Le Bon was a French Orientalist and researcher in sociology and psychology. Among his famous books is La Civilization des Arabes.
he said: History has not seen conquerors more merciful than the Arabs ..
Gustave Le Bon said
“Few are the nations that excelled the Arabs in civility. No nation has ever achieved the greatest number of inventions within the shortest time as the Arabs did
And he said :
"Within some centuries the Arabs changed Spain totally as per
academic and economic advancement and made her the leader
of entire Europe. This change was not only academic and economic but moral as well. They taught the Christians a valuable human character or at least tried to teach them i.e. to tolerate rival religions. They were so polite towards the conquered nations that they allowed the bishops and fathers of
churches to hold their congregations.”
“The Arabs had no sooner completed their conquest of Spain than they began to carry out the message of civilization in it." - Gustave Le Bon
De Lacy O'Leary in "Arabic Thought in History"
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"The Greek material received by the Arabs was not simply passed on by them to others who came after. It has a very real life and development in its Arabic surroundings. In astronomy and mathematics, the work of the Greek and Indian scientists was coordinated and there a very real advance was made. The Arabs not only extended what they had received from the Greeks but checked and corrected older records."
While comparing the Islamic rule in Andalusia(Spain) with the Roman Dark Ages that lasted for 300 yrs, French historian Gustave Le Bon substantiate his finding with such beautiful remarks about the then Arabs nd Muslim rulers of Rome in his book "Civilization of Arabs"
“Within a century from the birth of Islam, the Arab empire
expanded from Sind River to Spain."
Sigrid Hunke In her book "Allah's sun over the Occident"
the influence exerted by the Arabs on the West was the first step in freeing Europe from Christianity
We cannot ignore the fact that for over 750 years in the last millennium Arabs were the bearers of the torch of culture
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