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- City Building And Architecture
- Finally done building!
- Geography and Navigation
- Look at this new gadget!!
- Medicine
- Here is your tea.
- Many big cities grew up in Muslim areas, which promoted new architectural styles. Thousands of workers constructed palaces, schools, orphanages, hospitals, mosques, and a variety of other structures.
- Art And Music
- Muslim geographers studied plants and animals in various places and divided the globe into climate zones.One of the innovations is a navigation system that uses the location of the sun or stars to calculate time.The Greeks were the first to invent this gadget.
- Scholarship And Learning
- Today, we are learning Arabic!
- Muslims made some of their most important innovations in the field of medicine. They learned a great deal from the work of ancient Greeks and Indians. Doctors treated ailments with drugs, diet, and exercise, and gave patients remedies made from herbs, other plants, animals, and minerals.
- Recreation
- Let's Play Chess!
- There are four forms of artistic expression in the medieval Islamic world including Geometric and Floral Design, Calligraphy, and Textiles. In 822, Ziryab, a talented musician and singer from Baghdad, re-settled in Cordoba where he established Europe's first conservatory, or music school.
- Look at those designs!
- In Islamic culture, scholarship and learning were highly valued.Acceptance of the Arabic language helped promote learning. Beginning in the 8th century, Arabic became the language of scholarship and science throughout Islamic lands.Ibn Sina, a Persian philosopher, is one of the most famous of Muslim philosophers. He believed that all knowledge could be known through revelation and reason. His writings were widely translated and influenced many thinkers in 12th and 13th century Europe.
- Medieval Islamic culture include recreation Polo and chess were two popular pastimes that Muslims helped popularize.Muslims first learned about the game of polo from the Persians. The game of chess was probably invented in India. Persians introduced the game to the Muslim world in the 600s. It quickly became popular at all levels of society.
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