During the Golden Age of Islam, the quest for knowledge was not hampered by social engineering or nationalistic elements.
AL-Khwarizmi discovered Algebra. Al Biruni contributed greatly to many facets of the early sciences, especially astronomy. Ibn Sina, also known as Avicenna, is the father of modern medicine. These are some of the familiar names of the greatest Muslim scientists who lived in the Golden Age of Islam.
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