Islamic Achievements Subtitle. Objectives Identify the explorer that traveled to India, Africa, China, and Spain. Explain how his knowledge contributed.

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Islamic Achievements Subtitle

Objectives Identify the explorer that traveled to India, Africa, China, and Spain. Explain how his knowledge contributed to the study of geography. Explain how Muslim scholars helped preserve European and Indian knowledge. Identify scientific achievements made in the Muslim world. Describe what function minarets serve in a mosque. Explain how Muslim artists create art without showing humans or animals.

Terms and People Ibn Battutah explored distant areas. Sufis are Muslims that believe they should have a personal relationship with God. Omar Khayyan was a great Muslim poet. Patrons were wealthy Muslims who supported the arts. Here’s a few bucks for your effort.

Terms and People Minarets are the towers that surround a mosque. Calligraphy is beautiful writing.

Ibn Battutah traveled to Timbuktu, to Central Asia, and to China.

Because the Muslims held a central position in the Old World, it acted as a highway for knowledge between different cultures. The Hindu number system traveled through Muslim lands to Europe. Paper and other Chinese inventions traveled through Muslim lands to Europe. Moslems translated Greek learning into Arabic and Turkish Later, Europeans translated it into Latin.