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Did the islamic golden age really happen or is it exaggerated?https://youtu.be/FtA21eiSmT8


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Did the islamic golden age really happen or is it exaggerated?

https://youtu.be/FtA21eiSmT8
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>>74456756
There was an Islamic golden age? I thought the good things they did was before Islam.
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So called golden age was just Turks stealing Byzantine knowledge
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>>74457606
>stealing
most was burned
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>>74456756
total fucking myth
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>>74457606
the golden age started prior to the turks being relevant you retard
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>>74456756
>copied Roman texts and added practically nothing
sorta. If having a large empire automatically means golden age, then yes. But their technological achievements are exaggerated vastly.
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>>74456756
Lots of knowledge was taken from other nations.

Some discoveries were made by Muslims.

Here's an article.
http://thereligionofpeace.com/pages/myths/science.aspx
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>>74456756
Never happened. What is golden about it is arab supremacy where they can butcher and rape whatever they please. Nothing was golden about it for not muslims.
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>>74457606
>Implying islamic golden age happend after the fall of constantinople

So it's true what they say about british being stupid.
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They basically found old Greek texts, like Aristotle, and added a bit of their own. Mostly in the realm of mathematics.

Somehow this justifies 1400 years of barbarity, slavery, and death-cult behaviour
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>>74457771
>nothing was golden about it for not muslims
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_sines
I'm pretty sure the law of sines is still used in modern architecture
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