KnowraAl-BiruniLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Al-Biruni, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 10Compared with 2Islamic Golden AgeRelated: His comparative studies reveal the period’s broad geographical and cultural reach.AvicennaRelated: His surviving correspondence with Avicenna records debate between two leading thinkers of their era.Islamic calendarRelated: His comparative work documents the Islamic calendar and its calculations.Islamic astronomyRelated: His work linked astronomical reasoning with precise geodesy and critical analysis.TransoxianaRelated: His life and scholarship connect the region to the wider history of Islamic science.Ghaznavid EmpireRelated: His writings on India followed Mahmud’s campaigns and preserve a distinctive account of the region.Mahmud of GhazniRelated: Mahmud’s conquest of Khwarazm brought Al-Biruni into his courtly world.Al-MasudiCompared with: Al-Biruni’s focused comparative scholarship contrasts with Al-Masudi’s broad narrative range.GhazniRelated: He spent part of his career in Ghazni and produced major works under Mahmud’s rule.Ibn YunusRelated: His references to earlier astronomical results help situate Ibn Yunus within a broader scholarly network.Science in the medieval Islamic worldBroader topic: His comparative and quantitative investigations exemplify broad, evidence-focused scholarship.Abu Bakr al-RaziRelated: He preserved biographical information about al-Razi and catalogued his writings.Abu Hanifa al-DinawariCompared with: His better-preserved scientific writings offer a later point of comparison for al-Dinawari’s reported range.