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Opposite DarkAuthor: Abdullah Zaher
People were imagining the Middle Ages as a stinky, dark, cruel, and dirty ages. And it come to their minds images of open sewers, diseases, and distortions. However, Muslims in the tenth century enjoyed clean bathrooms, hygiene, and healthy practices that rival what we have today. Coffee, algebra, flight and chemistry are just a few things invented or advanced in these Dark Ages, too. Well talk in science language because Islam wasnt caught in this era. It was in the light and shining so, until blotted out and cast under the same history books that defined these times as the Dark Ages. Language: en Genres: History Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Did Coronavirus teach us hygiene?
Episode 1
Saturday, 6 June, 2020
People were imagining the Middle Ages as a stinky, dark, cruel, and dirty ages. And it come to their minds’ images of open sewers, diseases, and distortions. However, Muslims in the tenth century enjoyed clean bathrooms, hygiene, and healthy practices that rival what we have today. So, Did Coronavirus teach us hygiene? Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe and rate, that helps us build this community.
