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Did Isaac Newton copy Ibn al-Haytham, the great Muslim scientist of the Islamic Golden Age? 📖✨

Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen, 965–1040 CE) is known as the Father of Optics, who revolutionized the study of light, vision, and lenses. Centuries later, Newton became famous for his work on light and colors. But the question remains: Did Newton’s discoveries build on Ibn al-Haytham’s legacy?

In this video, we uncover the truth about optics, comparing the contributions of Ibn al-Haytham and Newton. You’ll learn how Muslim scholars paved the way for modern science, and how knowledge traveled from the Islamic world to Europe.

👉 Stay tuned till the end for a surprising fact about how Ibn al-Haytham’s work influenced not only optics but also the scientific method itself.

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📌 Topics Covered:

Who was Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen)?

Why is he called the “Father of Optics”?

Newton’s theory of light and colors

Did Newton copy Ibn al-Haytham?

Islamic Golden Age contributions to science

The legacy of optics in modern science

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