How did Muslim cities promote the sharing and diffusion of scientific knowledge across various cultures?
O through the construction of mosques
O through the construction of libraries
O through the practice of calligraphy
O through the practice of algebra
Answer:
through the construction of libraries
Explanation:
Muslim cities such as Baghdad promoted the sharing and diffusion of scientific knowledge with the construction of libraries to preserve such knowledge for later generations and civilizations.
The Islamic Golden Age was a period that saw a surge in science and education in general as scholars were brought all over the world and their knowledge and books used and written were stored in libraries.
