Nasheron Ibn AlShatir Book Muslim Scholar Series Softcover 28x28 cm Featuring Alef Baa Taa Illustrations and Historical

Discover the fascinating life of Ibn AlShatir, a remarkable figure who was not only a muezzin but also a brilliant astronomer. This book, part of the Muslim Scholar Series by Alef Baa Taa Nasheron, introduces young readers to the extraordinary achievements of Ibn AlShatir, whose full name was Ala al-Din Ali ibn Ibrahim ibn al-Shatir. The book delves into his life as the chief muezzin at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, where he meticulously observed the sun to determine prayer times. Beyond his religious duties, Ibn AlShatir was a skilled astronomer who designed precise astronomical instruments and developed theories that were ahead of his time. He invented a highly accurate sundial, revised astronomical tables, and authored a renowned book on astronomy. His ideas were remarkably similar to those of European scientists who came centuries later. The book includes a concise fact sheet at the end, helping children remember key details such as Ibn AlShatir's birthdate, specialization, and most significant accomplishments. It explains why he is considered a pioneer in modern astronomy. This book aims to teach children that a passion for knowledge can arise from anywhere, even a mosque's minaret, and to cultivate their curiosity and love for the sky and stars. The book is designed for children aged 6-9 and is published by Alef Baa Taa Nasheron. The softcover book has 18 pages and dimensions of 28x28 cm. This book is a great way to introduce children to the world of science and history, making learning fun and engaging. It is a valuable addition to any young reader's library, fostering a love for learning and exploration.
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