Islamic Science Rediscovered
is a globally touring exhibition celebrating the contribution of Muslim scholars
in science and technology during the Golden Age of the Muslim world and the
influence their inventions and contributions have on modern society.
Focused on an increasing knowledge
and understanding of these invaluable contributions, Islamic Science Rediscovered
was created to enable this message to reach science centres and museums around
the world.
This exhibition is purely informative
and enlightening in content, not politically or religiously motivated. The content
features interactive displays featuring information on inventions, innovations
and discoveries which were ahead of their time. The science topics covered span
a broad spectrum including astronomy, mathematics, medicine, optics and others,
Key objectives of the Islamic
Science Rediscovered exhibition:
- To increase knowledge of the golden age of the Muslim world.
- To stimulate interest and consciousness of the impact Muslim scholars have
had in founding today’s global science and technological developments.
- To propel the desire to further study and discover the mysteries of science
by introducing esteemed scholars from the golden age of study and revolution.
- To foster a positive appreciation for the efforts and contributions made
by Muslim scholars to modern civilization.
Target audience and areas of
interest: The exhibition is aimed at individuals and schools of all age groups,
12 years and up.