Biology (dated 17th century): Arabic medicine was in advance in Europe throughout the middle ages, and from the first medical school of Salerno down to Vesalius, Western doctors learned from their muslim counterparts.
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Islamic Astronomy (dated 14th century): These 2 diagrams from Ibn ash-Shatir’s Nihayat al-sul illustrate the first successful representation of the motions of Planet Mercury exclusively in terms of uniform circular rotations.
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Geography (dated 1154): Arab geographers understood the basic outlines of Asia, Europe and North Africa by the 12th Century, and their knowledge was summed up in the great atlas of al-Idrisi. It places the south at the top, the diagram has been inverted to make it recognisable.
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interesting 
but then what happened to Muslims ?
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I thought u’ll gonna tell us that 
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me itna purana ni hun :no:
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Pr knowledge to hoga na :@: