1001
Inventions - Muslim Heritage in Our World
Professor Salim T.S. Al-Hassani, Chief Editor
Elizabeth Woodcock, Dr. Rabah Saoud, Co-editors
ISBN: 9780955242618
Hardcover,
370 pages
$65.00
What do coffee beans, torpedoes, surgical
scalpels, arches and observatories all have in
common?
Were Leonardo da
Vinci’s flight ideas originals?
Who devised the casing for pill capsules and
where did Fibonacci learn to flex his
mathematical fingers?
All these answers and much more can be found
here in ‘1001 Inventions: Muslim Heritage in Our
World’.

New!
1001 Inventions Receives Award from the UK
Association of Muslim Social Scientists
AMSS (UK)
2009 Building Bridges Award jointly given to the
British Council's 'Our Shared
Europe' Project, and 1001 Inventions
- Muslim Heritage in Our World.
The AMSS UK is pleased to announce that its
prestigious Building Bridges Award for 2009 has
been jointly given to the British Council, in
recognition of the 'Our Shared Europe' project
which seeks to generate awareness and better
understanding of Muslim contributions to
European culture and society; and to 1001
Inventions - Muslim Heritage in Our World, in
recognition of the notable contribution of the
1001 Inventions educational project to reveal
the rich heritage that the Muslim community
share with other communities in the UK, Europe
and across the World. Both awards were presented
during the third AMSS(UK) Annual Zaki Badawi
Memorial Lecture held on 5th June 2009 at the
University of
Westminster,
London,
UK.
We just can't say enough great things
about 1001 inventions - it's a new arrival at TTQ and we are incredibly impressed with this
book. To call it informative would be selling it
short; this is one incredible book! Packed with
interesting facts, this is an enlightening guide
to the numerous contributions that the Muslim
community has made to the world - you might be
surprised by how much you learn! This is one
you'll want to share with everyone you know.
There are high quality illustrations, a map and
timeline of Muslim achievements and even
biographies of Muslim scientists and other
luminaries.
Highly recommended.