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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Approach of the Muslim States to Science in the Middle Age
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R1: p. 1-25, R2: p. 128-185.
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2
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Foundation of Beytul Hikme, the first Science and Translation Center of the Islamic World
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R1: p. 25-49.
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3
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Cultural Transmission Through Beytul Hikme
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R3: p. 27-52.
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4
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The Books which wereTranslated in Beytül Hikme
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R3: p. 52-71.
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5
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Works Translated from Ancient Greek in Beytul Hikme
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R3: p. 99-108.
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6
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Muslim scientists working in Beytul Hikme
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R3: p. 115-127.
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7
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Muslim scientists working in Beytul Hikme
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R3: p. 184-200.
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8
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Harezmi
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R2: p. 331-349.
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9
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Scientific understanding in Andalusia
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SR1: p. 27-68.
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10
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Translation Centers of Andalusia : Toledo and Sevilla
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SR1: p. 235-243.
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11
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Works Translated from Arabic to European Languages
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SR1: p. 243-268.
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12
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The influence of Andalusia on European science
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SR1: p. 346-365.
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13
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Muslim scientists working in Andalusia I
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SR1: p. 371-412.
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14
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Muslim scientists working in Andalusia II
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SR1: p. 412-422.
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