Duayen Dinler Tarihi

  The Development of Chemistry in Islamic Sciences and It’s Modern View Agâh Kavasoğlu Introduction     The Islamic Golden Age, spanning from the 8th to 13th centuries, stands as a pivotal era in the history of science and knowledge. During this period, Islamic scholars laid the foundation for modern science, including the development of chemistry. Known as 'al-kimiya,' the field of chemistry emerged from ancient traditions but was transformed by systematic experimentation, observation, and practical applications. [1] Unlike earlier alchemists, Islamic scholars sought to understand the nature of substances and their transformations through empirical methods. Their contributions not only advanced chemical processes but also influenced industries such as medicine, metallurgy, and perfumery. This paper explores the origins, development, and practical applications of chemistry in Islamic civilization, highlighting the contributions of key figures like Jabir ib...