Golden Age
Throughout the ancient history of the different countries each and every one of them had a period of time where it known as the “golden age” for them, in which they achieved a lot for their country. A golden age is a period of time in a specific field where there are great achievements that are accomplished, as thegolden age brought better times for many individuals including individuals whose lives may be very industrious due to the hard work they have to do every day. This is the most flourishing period in the history of a nation where the accomplishments create and give a positive outcome of their causes. For example, the Golden Age of Islam is an example of how Muslims in Islam have achieved and accomplished a lot throughout this period
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The civilization was flourished with accomplishments due to the fact that Muslims allowed other individuals such as Jews, and Christians to keep their religions and traditions, yet, they were still allowed into the civilization of Muslims. The choices that Muslims made, allowed their success to blossom into their land and civilizations based on their decisions. Under the Abbassids, cultural diffusion allowed other cultures and traditions to blend in, and the Islamic culture became a integrating of Persian, Arab, Egyptian and European traditions. For example in the document, “Overview of the Golden Age of Islamic Civilization” it states, “All kinds of people of all kinds of ethnicities and religions participated in the construction of that civilization and it’s Golden Age.” This quote conveys that Muslims and its civilization accepted all, proving their equality in which everyone got their rights, yet being a Muslim was not mandatory since enforcing equal rights had flourished their country of Islam with beautiful and different variety of flowers in one garden. As you can see, as the country of Islam thrived, the variation of cultures became one of the essential causes of the country’s …show more content…
Their science has created amazing objects which are and can still be used today all over the world such as the crank and the optics. The optics comes from the Muslim world where humans can see objects by light reflecting off them and entering the eye whereas, the crank connected the rod system which was one of the basics of modern automatics that was used in the Muslim world. These great achievements of them in science has helped expand these inventions where it benefits everyone, in which these amazing products can be used anywhere by anyone around the world. Education is an essential part of the Golden Age of Islam as they create the world’s first university and mathematic methods like Algebra. Algebra comes from the title of Persian Mathematicians famous in the 9th century treatise since it was necessary as it helped the Greeks and Hindus built systems. As the education methods increased along with science, the healthcare products were mandatory too. For example, coffee, surgery, toothbrush and medical centers are all critical and crucial items that are needed in our everyday lives. We as individuals need all these products as our resources which are part of our daily routine and can be used every single day. Another reason why the Golden Ages became a success was because of transportation as
The civilization was flourished with accomplishments due to the fact that Muslims allowed other individuals such as Jews, and Christians to keep their religions and traditions, yet, they were still allowed into the civilization of Muslims. The choices that Muslims made, allowed their success to blossom into their land and civilizations based on their decisions. Under the Abbassids, cultural diffusion allowed other cultures and traditions to blend in, and the Islamic culture became a integrating of Persian, Arab, Egyptian and European traditions. For example in the document, “Overview of the Golden Age of Islamic Civilization” it states, “All kinds of people of all kinds of ethnicities and religions participated in the construction of that civilization and it’s Golden Age.” This quote conveys that Muslims and its civilization accepted all, proving their equality in which everyone got their rights, yet being a Muslim was not mandatory since enforcing equal rights had flourished their country of Islam with beautiful and different variety of flowers in one garden. As you can see, as the country of Islam thrived, the variation of cultures became one of the essential causes of the country’s …show more content…
Their science has created amazing objects which are and can still be used today all over the world such as the crank and the optics. The optics comes from the Muslim world where humans can see objects by light reflecting off them and entering the eye whereas, the crank connected the rod system which was one of the basics of modern automatics that was used in the Muslim world. These great achievements of them in science has helped expand these inventions where it benefits everyone, in which these amazing products can be used anywhere by anyone around the world. Education is an essential part of the Golden Age of Islam as they create the world’s first university and mathematic methods like Algebra. Algebra comes from the title of Persian Mathematicians famous in the 9th century treatise since it was necessary as it helped the Greeks and Hindus built systems. As the education methods increased along with science, the healthcare products were mandatory too. For example, coffee, surgery, toothbrush and medical centers are all critical and crucial items that are needed in our everyday lives. We as individuals need all these products as our resources which are part of our daily routine and can be used every single day. Another reason why the Golden Ages became a success was because of transportation as