The Islamic Golden Age and its scholarly achievements

Beginning in the 8th century, Islamic civilization entered a period often called its Golden Age, centered in cities like Baghdad. Scholars there made major advances in mathematics, medicine, and astronomy, building on and preserving knowledge from Greek, Persian, and Indian traditions, much of which later reached medieval Europe through translation.

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