The Book of Secrets | Ibn Khalaf al-Muradi

#Almuradi #Bookofsecrets #Leonardo3
The Book of Secrets was copied in 1266 (in Toledo) from an original dating back to the eleventh century by the Andalusian engineer Ibn Khalaf al-Muradi. It is an extraordinarily important manuscript in the field of the history of science, because it represents one of the earliest written and drawn testimonies about com...plex ancient machines and has never before been studied or divulged.
Leonardo3 research center has studied it and for the first time in history has translated it, reconstructed all the machines, published it and made and exhibition about it.

[@5af1]

the world is forever indebted to the contributions of the arab and muslim mathematicians and engineers.

[@israaw5253]

Thank you for showing how great Muslims were at tge peak of their civilization. AL Muradi seems like a genius scientist who if he was born in our time, he would be a Nobel laureate

[@mr_d711]

This scientist and inventor is from my tribe, and his lineage goes back to the Yemeni Murad tribe from the Arabian Peninsula Challenge from Yemen

[@ZahidHussain-bx5sh]

Love it.....

[@theambitious1271]

Thanks a lot man

[@Galeeley]

This where Davici stole his ideas!