Vol. 1 No. 6 (2026), Articles
Vol. 1 No. 6 (2026)

THE IMPACT OF AL-FARGHANI’S SCIENTIFIC LEGACY ON THE SCIENTIFIC LIFE OF MEDIEVAL SPAIN

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Published 2026-09-10
Otajonova Gulnoza
History and Civic Education Teacher at School No. 18, Tashkent District
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Ahmad al-Farghani, medieval Spain, Al-Andalus, Toledo School of Translators,

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Otajonova Gulnoza. (2026). THE IMPACT OF AL-FARGHANI’S SCIENTIFIC LEGACY ON THE SCIENTIFIC LIFE OF MEDIEVAL SPAIN. Zamonaviy ta’lim Va Tilshunoslik Rivoji, 1(6), 16-21. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22695972
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Abstract

The article deeply analyzes the impact of the scientific heritage of the 9th-century great thinker and astronomer Ahmad al-Farghani on the scientific life of medieval Spain (Al-Andalus) based on historical and scientific sources. It highlights the reception of al-Farghani's works in the scientific centers of Cordoba, Seville, and Toledo, the activities of the Toledo School of Translators, the creation of the "Toledo Tables", and their role in the formation of the Spanish astronomical school.

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