Muslims had a culture that was a mix of Greek, Roman, Indian, and Persian traditions. The Islamic civilization was very advanced for its time. Muslims made advances in medicine and trade. These new ideas were very influential to other areas, especially Europe. Muslim society was very medically advanced, and had a large trading network connecting to most of the known world. According to Document 3, Muslims had many medical reference books, and scholars around the world came to translate them. The passage states that “European medical schools gained access to vital reference sources such as al-Razi’s Comprehensive Book and Ibn Sina’s The Canon of Medicine”. The Canon of Medicine provided diagnoses and treatments for various diseases. al-Razi
