HOUSES OF KNOWLEDGE
SCIENCE & STARS
MUSLIM SCHOLARS
MATH & INVENTIONS
FAITH & KNOWLEDGE
100

What does Bayt al-Hikma mean?

House of Wisdom

100

What is astronomy?

Study of stars, planets, and celestial bodies

100

Who was known as the “Prince of Physicians”?

Ibn Sina

100

What does al-jabr mean?

Bringing back order

100

What is the qibla?

Direction of Mecca

200

Name ONE learning center created during the Fatimid period.

Dar al-Ilm or Al-Azhar

200

What tool worked like a “modern calculator”?

Astrolabe

200

Which scholar worked on algebra?

Al-Khwarizmi

200

What helped spread numbers around the world?

Trade

200

Finish the quote:
“Seek knowledge even if it is in _____.”

China

300

Why were centers of learning important?

To share knowledge, teach others, preserve books, study science/religion, help society

300

Name TWO ways people told time in the past.

  • sundial
  • water clock
  • sun shadows
300

Which scholar studied light and vision?

Ibn al-Haytham

300

What happened in the chessboard problem?

Grains doubled on each square until there was an enormous amount

300

What does “opening windows on Allah’s creation” mean?

Science helps us discover parts of Allah’s creation.

400

TRUE OR FALSE:
Muslims only learned from Muslims.

False! They learned from many cultures and translated knowledge.

400

Why did Muslims study the stars?

  • navigation
  • prayer times
  • qibla
  • calendars
  • understanding Allah’s creation
400

This scholar hung meat around the city before building a hospital. Why?

To find the healthiest place where meat spoiled slowest

400

Name TWO inventions or tools from the review.

  • fountain pen
  • astrolabe
  • water wheel
  • quadrant
  • celestial globe
400

How can knowledge help humanity today?

medicine, technology, helping environment, solving problems, education

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