(ANSAmed) - TUNIS, JUNE 12 - The city Tlemcen is paying
homage to ''The Golden Age in Sciences in Islamic Countries'', a
large exhibition held in the city's centre for Andalusian
studies.
APS notes that the exhibition, organised by the Culture
Ministry, is divided into three large sections. The first is
dedicated to the scientific manuscripts of the Maghreb. In
particular, it highlights many works by North African scholars
in several different sectors, such as geography, architecture
and - more in general - the scientific heritage of the region's
Muslims.
The second section, ''The Golden Age in Arab Sciences'',
produced by Paris's Institute of the Arab World, notes the
different scientific disciplines and the contribution by Arab
scholars in the fields of mathematics, chemistry and astrology.
The last section is dedicated to the ''Traces of the
Andalusians'', as the refugees from Spain are called who over
the past centuries were welcomed into Algeria with a sense of
solidarity. (ANSAmed).
