KnowraTranslation movementLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Translation movement, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 12Narrower topic 2BaghdadRelated: Baghdad’s patrons and scholars helped make the city a major site of translation.House of WisdomRelated: Translation was central to the scholarly activity associated with the institution.KalamRelated: Translated philosophical and scientific texts supplied concepts that Muslim theologians debated and adapted.AdabRelated: Translated knowledge broadened the practical and intellectual learning gathered in adab.Alfonso X of CastileNarrower topic: Alfonso’s commissions belonged to a wider process that moved Arabic and classical learning into European scholarship.CórdobaRelated: Works circulating through Iberia helped connect Andalusi scholarship with Latin Europe.Medieval medicineRelated: Latin translations expanded access to medical texts and commentaries.NahdaRelated: Translation supplied new vocabulary and ideas while prompting arguments about how Arabic could express them.History of philosophyRelated: Translation carried philosophical works between Greek, Arabic, Latin, and other intellectual worlds.Ibn al-Muqaffa’Related: His translations show how older Persian and Indian materials entered Arabic literary culture.Al-JabrRelated: Translation carried al-jabr’s methods and name across scholarly languages.Renaissance philosophyRelated: Translations made Greek philosophical works newly available to Latin readers.Ibn YunusNarrower topic: Arabic astronomical scholarship inherited translated models and methods that later scholars, including Ibn Yunus, refined.Banū Mūsā brothersRelated: The brothers sponsored translations that supplied mathematical and scientific resources for their work.