Maxsus ta’lim vazirligi nizomiy nomidagi Toshkent davlat pedagogika universiteti qoshidagi akademik litsey Nurmatov J. N, Kudratov K. X

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5. The wings used to ice up.

6. Did the wings use to ice up?

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ABU RAYKHON BERUNIY (973-1048)

He was born in the city of Kot (the medieval city located 2,5 km north of present city of Beruniy), the ancient capital of present Khorezm province. From the child­hood he was strongly interested in science. In Urgench he received education from his master Abu Nasr Mansur ibn Irok, He had deep knowledge almost in all science pieces of his time like astronomy, physics, mathe­matics, geodesy, geology, mineralogy, history and so on. For many years he lived in the city Jurjon (the medieval city which is located in the north of Iran) as an emigrant. There he met with his second teacher Abu Sakhl Iso al-Masihiy and took lessons from him. The book that made Beruniy well-known all over the world "Relics from ancestors" was written in this period. Later Abu Raykhon Beruniy was asked to come to Urgench by its new governor Abu Abbos Mamun ibn Mamun. There he took an activity in "Mamun academy" which was established at those times under Mamun's own control. In 1017 the governor of Gazna was able to conquer Khorezm and all members of Mamun academy were taken to Gazna city. His life there was very hard though his scien­tific activity at this period was very productive. His works "India", "Famous people of Khorezm", and "Initial con­cepts of soothsaying art" were written in this place. Abu Raykhon Beruniy left us great scientific heritage. About 154 scientific works on astronomy, geography, math­ematics and history were created under his pen. For exam­ple in "India", the author gave information about the geog­raphy and mythological imagination of the population of India. And in "Relics from ancestors" he wrote about the Greeks, the Romans, the Persians, the Khorezmids, the Christians and the Jews. Traditions and beliefs of the Arabs before their converting to Islam are described in it as well. Beruniy died in 1048 in Gazna. Beruniy had made a great contribution by his scientific and philosophic legacy to the world's science and culture.