abn alhaytham hu 'abu alealii alhasan bn alhasan bn alhaytham 'aw abn alhaytham , waqad eurf fi almasadir al'ajnabiat bi "Alhazen" , wahu ealim earabiun muslim wasie almaerifat fi eulum mutaeadidat ; kalriyadiaat , waltibi , walfulk , walfalsafat , walfizya' , kama annh kutib fi almantiq , wal'akhlaq , walsiyasat , walshier , walmusiqa , waeilm alkalam , bial'iidafat 'iilaa mulakhasat likutub 'aristu wajalinyus , amma 'akbar musahamatih almashhudat htta alwaqt alhalii fi eilm albasariaati Ibn al-Haytham is Abu al-Ali al-Hasan ibn al-Hasan ibn al-Haytham or Ibn al-Haytham. He was known in foreign sources as “Alhazen,” an Arab Muslim scholar with extensive knowledge in various sciences; Such as mathematics, medicine, astronomy, philosophy, and physics, and he also wrote on logic, ethics, politics, poetry, music, and theology, in addition to summaries of the books of Aristotle and Galen.

About the life and death of Ibn al-Haytham in Basra, but he left the judiciary to study the various sciences after the spread of competing religious movements that caused turmoil at that time. Ibn al-Haytham traveled to many countries such as Spain, and also lived in Egypt for a long time, after the Fatimid Caliph al-Hakim summoned him to it by the command of God, where he asked him to find a solution to this problem. Nile water overflowing.
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