Muhammad al-Khwarizmi, ok. 783 - ok. 850" by Bulgakov P. G. , Rosenfeld B. A. and Akhmedova A. A. It is a fascinating and in-depth exploration of the life and legacy of one of the most distinguished scholars of the medieval world. This work not only illuminates the biography of al-Khwarizmi, but also immerses the reader in the context of his time, revealing the influence he had on the development of mathematics, astronomy and geography. Muhammad al-Khwarizmi, who lived in the heyday of Islamic civilization, became the founder of many scientific disciplines. His name became synonymous with algorithms, and his work in algebra and arithmetic laid the foundations for future mathematical research. The book explores how his writings, such as Kitab al-Jabr wa-l-mukabala, became a cornerstone not only for Arab scholars, but also for European mathematicians who subsequently adopted and developed his ideas. Readers interested in the history of science, mathematics and cultural heritage of the East will find in this book a lot of useful and fascinating. It will be of interest both to students studying the history of science and to a wide audience seeking to understand how the ideas and discoveries of al-Khwarizmi have influenced the modern world. The age category of readers is not limited - from high school students to adults who want to expand their knowledge of the great minds of the past. The topics raised in the book go beyond purely mathematical concepts. The authors discuss the cultural and social aspects of al-Khwarizmi's time, his interactions with other scholars, and the influence of Islamic philosophy on his work. The book also touches on issues related to the transfer of knowledge from the East to the West, showing how al-Khwarizmi became the link between the two worlds. This makes it particularly relevant in light of contemporary discussions about globalization and the exchange of cultural values. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes it easy to perceive complex concepts and ideas. They masterfully combine a scientific approach with a fascinating narrative, which makes reading not only informative, but also enjoyable. Bulgakov, Rosenfeld and Akhmedov are known for their work in the history of science and culture, and their experience allows them to create a qualitative and in-depth analysis. If you are looking for books similar in subject, pay attention to such works as "History of mathematics" from K. K. Greek or "Great Minds of the East" by A. N. Baranova . These books also explore the influence of Eastern scientists on the development of science and culture in the world. Muhammad al-Khwarizmi, ok. 783 - ok. 850" is not just a biography, but a whole world into which the reader plunges with his head. It is able to inspire new discoveries and reflections on how knowledge and ideas can cross the boundaries of time and space. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about the person whose ideas continue to live on and influence us today.