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Muhammad Ibn Musa Al khawarizmi was an influential mathematician and astronomer who was born in Bukhara in 780 AD and died in Baghdad in 850 AD. He introduced Indian numerals and methods of calculation to the Muslim world and is considered the original inventor of algebra and zero. Al Khawarizmi made significant contributions in multiple fields of mathematics including algebra, arithmetic, geometry and trigonometry through his works and teachings. His book on algebra had a profound impact on the development of mathematics in Europe.

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Muhammad Ibn Musa Al khawarizmi was an influential mathematician and astronomer who was born in Bukhara in 780 AD and died in Baghdad in 850 AD. He introduced Indian numerals and methods of calculation to the Muslim world and is considered the original inventor of algebra and zero. Al Khawarizmi made significant contributions in multiple fields of mathematics including algebra, arithmetic, geometry and trigonometry through his works and teachings. His book on algebra had a profound impact on the development of mathematics in Europe.

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He is known as the inventor of algebra and zero.

The original name of al khawarizmi is


Muhammad Ibn Musa Al khawarizmi. He was born in Bukhara, lived in Khawarizm, Usbekistan in 194 H /
780 AD and died in 266 H / 850 AD in Baghdad. Al Khawarizmi as an algebra teacher in Europe.

He has created secans and tangents in trigonometric and astronomical investigations. At a young
age he worked under the Caliph Al Ma'mun, at Bayt Al Hikmah in Baghdad, and he also worked in an
observatory, a place to study mathematics and astronomy. He has introduced Indian numerals and
Indian methods of calculation to the Muslim world. Al Khawrizmi was a character who first introduced
algebra and reckoning. Much of the knowledge he learned was in the field of mathematics and resulted
in mathematical concepts that are so popular that they are still in use today.

The field of astronomy also made Al Khawarizmi famous. Astronomy can be defined as the
science of falaq (knowledge of the stars which involves the study of position, movement, and thinking
and interpretation of stars).

Several branches of knowledge in mathematics were introduced by Al Khawarizmi such as:


geometry, algebra, arithmetic, etc. Geometry is the second branch of mathematics. The contents
discussed in this second branch are the origins of geometry and the main reference is the book Al
Ustugusat (The Elements) by Euclid: Geometry in terms of language comes from the Greek word "geo"
which means earth and "metri" which means measurement. In terms of science, geometry is the study
of things related to the magnitude and properties of space.

Algebra / algebra is the pulse of mathematics. Al Khawarizmi's work was translated by Gerhard
of Germano and Robert of Chaster into European languages in the 12th century. Before the appearance
of the work entitled "Hisab al jibra wa al muqabalah" written by Al Khawarizmi in 820 AD before this
there was no term. algebra.

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