The Muslims Internet Directory

Reveals the origins and development of Bimaristans or hospitals in the ancient Muslim world and the discovery of the scientific method.

Lists the famed Muslim scientists, astronomers and philosophers of the Middle Ages along with the cities they practiced and taught in.

Describes the famed House of Wisdom, a 9th century think-tank located in Baghdad. Profiles the many scholars who studied there.

Describes the many hospitals and medical schools that were established in the Islamic world during the Middle Ages.

Profiles the many Islamic schools of the arts and sciences that developed just prior to the European Renaissance.

Recounts Islam's Golden Age of discovery at the renowned school and observatory called the Bait-ul-Hikma or House of Wisdom in Baghdad.

Outlines the many major scientific contributions made by Islamic scholars in Muslim Spain.

Paul Lunde traces the history of scientific development and discovery in Muslim Spain.

Thomas F. Glick traces the development of the sciences in Islamic and Christian Spain during the Middle Ages.