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Ibn Al-Haitham - The Father of Optics

English · Paperback / Softback

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Ibn Haitham was the first person to explain to the world how the eyes see things. There is even an asteroid named after him.

He is known throughout the world as "The Father of Optics"

The Muslim Scientists series introduces children to great scientists. scholars & adventurers from the Golden Age of Islam Their knowledge & discoveries are still used today in our daily lives. Everyone should know about these great Muslims


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Ali Gator was co-created in 2002 by husband and wife, Ahmed & Firhana Imam to inspire Muslim children.
 
They began with the Ali Gator Book Club, Australia's (and maybe the world's first) full-color catalog-ordering Muslim Book Club for children starting by selling directly to a small handful of Islamic schools.
 
After listening to children, parents & teachers for many years asking for particular products & resources they decided in 2011 that Ali Gator should launch its own range of inspirational and educational books.
 
They believe that these books meet the needs of parents across the globe, who are trying to develop within their children a sense of pride in being Muslim and for the children providing them with fun quality books to read, enjoy, learn, and play with.


Product details

Authors Ali Gator
Publisher Kube Publishing Ltd
 
Languages English
Age Recommendation ages 3 to 7
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 15.03.2020
 
EAN 9781921772689
ISBN 978-1-921772-68-9
No. of pages 24
Dimensions 216 mm x 203 mm x 8 mm
Weight 109 g
Series Muslim Scientists
Subject Children's and young people's books

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