Ibn al-Haytham was born in Basra in 354 AH / 965 AD in the period were considered Islamic Golden Age, and historians disagree whether of Arab origin or Persian. Also known by the Latinization Alhazen or Alhacen. Ibn al-Haytham began to receive science, during that period he spent in Basra, where he read many of the books of the Islamic faith and scientific books. That era was booming in various sciences of mathematics and astronomy, medicine, etc., there are embarked on the study of engineering and optics and read books of his predecessors from Greece scholars and scientist Andalusian Zahrawi and others in this area, he wrote several letters about science and contributed to the development of the main rules to it, and completed what Al-Zahrawi had started (Inventions, 2015).
Ibn al-Haytham lot of compositions that as many as …show more content…
And the first to explain the anatomy of the eye and explained its parts graphically and given names, and then taken by Westerners and translate them to their languages, is still used so far. For example, the Retina, the Cornea, Viteous Humour, and Aqueous Humour. As he left research to enlarge the lenses paved the way for the use of the lens in the eye of bug fixes (Ibn al-Haytham's founder optics, 2009).
Ibn al-Haytham mathematically brilliant. He applied the engineering, equations and numbers in solving astronomical matters. As solving cubic equations and gave the correct laws to find the area of ball, pyramid, cylinder, circular sector, circular segment.
Ibn al-Haitham left a rich global heritage in various fields of science, and the most important thing written: "The Book of Visions": The book includes research in the light, and the anatomy of the eye, and vision. The book is the latest coup in the science of optics, and has had a significant impact in the Western Knowledge (Roger Bacon and Kepler), and continued to depend on it for several
Ibn al-Haytham lot of compositions that as many as …show more content…
And the first to explain the anatomy of the eye and explained its parts graphically and given names, and then taken by Westerners and translate them to their languages, is still used so far. For example, the Retina, the Cornea, Viteous Humour, and Aqueous Humour. As he left research to enlarge the lenses paved the way for the use of the lens in the eye of bug fixes (Ibn al-Haytham's founder optics, 2009).
Ibn al-Haytham mathematically brilliant. He applied the engineering, equations and numbers in solving astronomical matters. As solving cubic equations and gave the correct laws to find the area of ball, pyramid, cylinder, circular sector, circular segment.
Ibn al-Haitham left a rich global heritage in various fields of science, and the most important thing written: "The Book of Visions": The book includes research in the light, and the anatomy of the eye, and vision. The book is the latest coup in the science of optics, and has had a significant impact in the Western Knowledge (Roger Bacon and Kepler), and continued to depend on it for several