111 Muslim Science Daan” is a tribute to the brilliance of Muslim scientists who made significant contributions to various fields of science and technology. This Urdu book sheds light on the lives and works of these intellectual giants, from pioneers in astronomy and medicine to innovators in mathematics and engineering. By chronicling their achievements, the book aims to inspire readers to value their rich heritage and recognize the pivotal role of Muslim scholars in advancing global knowledge. It serves as a motivational and educational resource for anyone passionate about history, science, and intellectual progress.
111 Muslim Science Daan
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This Urdu book highlights the contributions of 111 Muslim scientists throughout history. It celebrates their groundbreaking achievements in fields like astronomy, medicine, and mathematics, emphasizing their pivotal role in shaping the scientific advancements of the modern world.
| Author | Muhammad Zakariya Work |
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