Traces of Our Past Workshop
In this workshop, based on the MEB curriculum, we compare the educational practices of the past with today's educational practices, and we tell our students about the scientists of the Islamic scholars who lived in the past in Europe.
What Will We Process?
In this process from the past to the present, we will tell our students about Islamic Scholars and in which field they work and their works.
We will teach the ancient Islamic Scholars by making comparisons with the corresponding Scientists in Europe.
| Turkish Islamic Scholars |
Invention |
Equivalent in the West |
Cabir Bin Hayyan
721/805 |
He founded the science of chemistry about 1000 years before European chemists. He was the first scientist to find that the atom could be split. |
Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier
(Albert Einsten)
1745 - 1794 |
Akşemseddin
1389/1459 |
Scientist who first discovered the microbe. He discovered it about 400 years before Pasteura. |
Louis Pasteur
1822-1895 |
Biruni
973/1048 |
He was the first scientist to find that the earth rotates about 600 years ago. |
Galileo Galilei
1564-1642 |
Cahiz Ebu Osman
776/869 |
Founder of zoology. Obtained ammonia from animal manure. |
While this science was unknown in the West, he described the characteristics of 365 animals. |
El Cezeri
1136-1206 |
First systems engineer, first cybernetics and first electronics. He is the father of the computer. The scholar who inspired Leonardo Da Vinci. |
Blaise Packal
1923-1662 |
El-Harezmi
780-850 |
He is the scholar who finds the number zero (0). He made a name in history as the father of algebra. |
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| İbni Abbas Kasım İbn Firnas |
He is the scientist who made the first attempt to fly in history about a thousand years ago. |
Wright Brothers
Orville 1871-1948
Wilbur 1867-1912 |
İbni Haldun
1332-1406 |
He founded the science of sociology about 450 years ago. |
Agusto Comte
1798-1857 |
Abbas Nesim Efendi (Kambur)
.... - 1760 |
He is the scientist who discovered the tuberculosis microbe about 150 years before Robert Koch. |
Rober Koch
1843-1910 |
Sabit Bin Kurra
821-901 |
Scientist who first discovered differential calculus. The first Islamic scholar to calculate the diameter of the world correctly. |
Isaac Newton
1642-1727 |
Ali Kuşçu
1400-1474 |
Great astronomer. The scholar who wrote the book describing the shapes of the moon for the first time. He is one of the founders of Sahn-ı Seman Madrasa. |
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Fatih Sultan Mehmet
1432-1481 |
Inventor of the mortar cannon. |
The development that led to the collapse of the feudal system in Europe. |