This document discusses the scope of physics, including its definition and main branches. Physics is defined as the science dealing with matter and energy interactions. The two main branches are classical physics, based on older theories like mechanics, electricity, sound, and heat, and modern physics, which deals with newer ideas like quantum physics, solid state physics, and nuclear physics. The document also outlines contributions of several important Muslim scientists to physics, including Ibn al-Haitham's work in optics, Al-Khwarizmi's development of algebra and the decimal system, and Dr. Abdus Salam's Nobel Prize-winning work in particle physics and grand unification theory.