==SBS - East to West (2011) Part 4 The Muslim Renaissance==

[[http://forums.mvgroup.org/index.php?showtopic=59642|SBS - East to West (2011) Part 4 The Muslim Renaissance]]

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East to West is an exciting seven part series charting the birth of a flourishing civilisation in the Near and Middle East, and its dynamic influence on the West. Examining a largely untold story with a fresh perspective, the series follows the spread of civilisation across the globe from the first cities of Mesopotamia.
For crucial phases in world history the key place was the Middle East – an extraordinary region that was a political, economic and cultural centre and a bridge between the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe.
East to West tells a complex story encompassing vast empires and covering three continents. An epic journey of discovery – from the East to the West.

{{http://forums.mvgroup.org/release.images/DocFreak08/vlcsnap-2015-01-05-21h17m05s110.jpg?200&nolink }}**Part 4: The Muslim Renaissance**

In this episode we reveal how a golden age of invention and scholarship thrived in the Islamic World at a time when Europe lingered in the dark age. We see how Muslim scholars brought together for the first time the ideas of the Greeks and Romans with Persian and Indian mathematics and astronomy, and developed them into the beginnings of modern Science. We reveal the first contacts by which European scholars discovered this treasury of knowledge and how it was developed by generations of Arab-admirers (including Galileo & Copernicus) into modern science. This episode focuses on the House of Wisdom in Baghdad, the great university mosques of Cairo and uncovers ancient documents translated in Baghdad by Islamic scholars, now in the Bodleian Library, Oxford.

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