Science and life

The more time passes for a person, the more his mind and thought develop, and he acquires knowledge of many things around him. He uses this knowledge to develop his life, which was primitive, until his knowledge and thought reached the pinnacles of science in many different directions. Although man has intervened with his knowledge and development in everything, and has reached space and known much of the interior of the Earth, I will choose a science that was considered one of the most important sciences at the time, with which man was able to benefit humanity.
The Arabs had a large share of science and the development of its fields. Great scientists emerged among them (such as Al-Khwarizmi, Ibn al-Haytham, Ibn Rushd) and others, who carried the torch of science that had been lit by previous civilizations in Sumer, Babylon, Egypt, China, India, and Greece. However, after the Arabs lost their power and the fall of their empire, the European peoples began their great scientific renaissance that included all human experiences combined.