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Al-Biruni was not interested in treasure. When the Sultan returned from his raids, Al-Biruni asked only for one thing:
Once he understood the language, Al-Biruni began writing. He did not write to praise or to condemn India. He wrote to describe it. He used a brilliant method: he would explain a Hindu idea, then immediately compare it to a similar idea from Greek philosophy or Islamic science.
Al-Biruni replied, "A river does not conquer the rock it flows over, Your Majesty. It understands it."
Here’s a short, useful story to help understand and remember the significance of Kitab al-Hind (meaning "The Book of India"), written by the scholar Al-Biruni in 1030 CE. The Scholar Who Listened to the Waves
Al-Biruni was not interested in treasure. When the Sultan returned from his raids, Al-Biruni asked only for one thing:
Once he understood the language, Al-Biruni began writing. He did not write to praise or to condemn India. He wrote to describe it. He used a brilliant method: he would explain a Hindu idea, then immediately compare it to a similar idea from Greek philosophy or Islamic science.
Al-Biruni replied, "A river does not conquer the rock it flows over, Your Majesty. It understands it."
Here’s a short, useful story to help understand and remember the significance of Kitab al-Hind (meaning "The Book of India"), written by the scholar Al-Biruni in 1030 CE. The Scholar Who Listened to the Waves
