| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He then formed a library that were referred by the name of Bayt al-Hikma.[3] Books written in Greek, Romanian, and Persian in the fields of medicine, alchemy, physics, mathematics, astrology and other disciplines were also collected and translated by Muslim scholars at that time.[7] Remarkably, the Umayyads also appropriated paper-making techniques from the Chinese and joined many ancient intell
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