Al-Biruni, the great Persian polymath | History Forum
2018年9月21日 — Perhaps I am making too many threads on Islamic scholars but....then again, perhaps Persia's most notable scientist deserves a thread.... Al-biruni is more or less the greatest scientist to come out of Persia. Did he have any groundbreaking discoveries???
Historum | History Forum
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Is the ISlamic golden age overrated?? - History Forum
2015年3月19日 — * An ungodly amount of details about minerals, such as their hardness, mass, gravity and usefulness. (al-Biruni). * Sediments, how Mountain Ranges are created, and the move of continents (landmasses) from seabeads to land. (al-Biruni and Ibn Sina). * The calculation of longitudes and latitudes (various). Which also drastically improved Geography.
B.M.A.C. defunct ? | History Forum
2022年1月20日 — tury A.D.) and Al-Biruni (11th century A.D.), in his-torical times the river ran westward across southern Turkmenistan from Kerki in the southeastern corner of the country to Mary, and evaporated in the Kar-akum Desert "( the continuation to the Caspian Sea ; "Flow into the Caspian Sea resumed at the time of the Mongol conquest of Gorganj (later
How were Afghans and Pashtuns converted to Islam
Sep 14, 2014. Last edited: Sep 14, 2014. #4. SSDD said: They converted mainly during Ghaznavid Raids under Sabuktigin and Sultan Mahmud. Buddhist Afghans worshipped Shakyasingha (lion Buddha), some Afghans and Pakhtuns were Hindu of Shakya sect I think, while others were animist. Pashtuns were mostly not hindus and their modern religious terms ...
My Favorite Philosophers Ranked | History Forum
2009年11月6日 — Plato was right, the truth is independent of science and of humans. What a huge relief!. 1. Plato 2. Aristotle 3. Socrates 4. Pythagoras of Samos 5. Rene Descartes 6.
Most Influential People of 11th Century | History Forum
2011年8月3日 — Labienus said: I voted for: -Alexius I Comnenus. -Basil II. -Malik Shah. -William the Bastard. -Urban II. The most influential of the lot is easily Urban II.
Is there any possibility that Iranian Farmers brought proto-sanskrit ...
2024年11月10日 — In his Chronology, al-Biruni also mentions three Khwarizmian eras: the first beginning with the settlement of the country, which supposedly took place 980 years before the time of Alexander the Great (i.e. 1290 b.c.); the second starting with the arrival of Siyavush in
Rajputs - History Forum
2011年9月4日 — Through independent research they concluded that the origins of Emperor Jayapala Shah was in fact in the Janjua Rajput. In 1973's Al-Biruni International Congress in Pakistan, Dr Hussain Khan presented a paper in called "An Interpretation of Al-Biruni's Account of the Hindu Shahiyas of Kabul" which also confirmed the same findings.
Origin of Ghilzai Khilji Hotak Dynasty - History Forum
2015年9月12日 — Origin of the Khalji Ghilzai Hotak people. It seems, that the larger Khilji tribe was once member of Hephthalites of central Asia who also conquered -invaded- India. Originally, the Khiljis were mainly dwelling in Turkestan, except in some cases or members of ancient Gökturks. In older scripts of Al-Biruni, Al-Khwarezmi, Masudi, in Juzjani's ...