Growing scientists Muslims in Andalusian and contributions to science world

Under the command of Târık b. Ziyad, a new era has started in the history of Islam with the conquest of Andalusia by the Islamic armies in 711. For the first time, Muslims settled in a place where there was a large foreign population. The Umayyad rulers who established dominance in a short time established Andalusian Umayyad State Kısa. This state has shown its distinctiveness among the other Islamic States. In addition to political authority, they have successfully waved the banner of Islam in Europe with a strong culture and civilization. The cities of Cordoba (Córdoba), Gırnâta (Granada), Tuleytula (Toledo), İşbîliye (Sevilla), Belensiye (Valencia) and Mâleka (Málaga) became cities of science and culture. As a result of the science-culture activities that started in these centers, they trained many scientists. These scientists were deeply influenced by the scientific world, which dates back to the present, especially in the Middle Ages. Particularly influential in changing the face of world history by contributing to the start of Renaissance, Reform and Geographical Explorations in Europe. In this thesis, Muslims scientists who were raised in the Andalusian, which is a touchstone in the development of world science, and what they brought to science will be discussed.