The Islamic Golden Age Empire achieved advancements in many areas due to its multicultural exchange of knowledge and respect for learning. Arabic became the dominant language which facilitated trade and sharing of information between diverse cultures. Islam encouraged the study of all knowledge, so conquered lands and their libraries were preserved rather than destroyed. This led to progress in mathematics, science, and other fields, as Islamic scholars built upon Greek, Indian and other traditions. Notable figures like al-Khwarizmi wrote influential textbooks that advanced algebra and other sciences for centuries to come.

1. The achievements of the
Islamic Golden Age Empire
By: Aishlin Gibson

2. Economic language
Arabic was the official language of the civilization. As more people learned Arabic,
it was easier to communicate. Trade increased, with goods and information
changing hands over long distances. Information from different cultures blended in
the empire.

3. Science
Islam’s holy book teaches respect for all knowledge and
people of faith. Their holy book is called the Qur’an
also encouraged striving to learn as much as possible throughout their lives.
Being taught that, everything they conquered they didn’t destroy.

4. Political side
Islam, wanting to keep peace and order, built a law system from the Qur’an
The system was made so that people would apply the Qur’an
In everyday situations. The book of laws is called the Sharia, it regulates all
aspects of life

5. Math and Science
Arabic numerals, adapted from Hindu, and the idea of zero made algebra
possible. Al- Khwarizmi wrote an algebra textbook that was the standard for
centuries. Islamic scholars studied both greek and Indian mathematics before
making important contributions of their own. Sciences advanced in many
directions during the Islamic Golden Age. The scientists of that day were very
skilled in astronomy.