Tokoh-Tokoh Matematikawan Muslim
Synopsis
SPESIFIKASI BUKU
Harga : Rp 85.000
Ukuran : 15,5 cm x 23 cm
Jumlah Halaman : 121 hal
Ketebalan Buku : 1 cm
ISBN : On Proses
Deskripsi Buku : Buku ini lahir dari sebuah keprihatinan sekaligus harapan. Keprihatinan, karena penulis menyadari bahwa banyak generasi muda Muslim hari ini tumbuh tanpa mengenal secara memadai bahwa di balik istilah-istilah matematika yang mereka pelajari setiap hari di bangku sekolah, seperti aljabar, algoritma, dan angka nol, tersimpan sebuah riwayat panjang perjuangan intelektual yang ditempuh oleh para pendahulu mereka sendiri. Harapan, karena penulis meyakini bahwa dengan mengenal kembali riwayat tersebut secara jujur dan berimbang, generasi masa kini dapat menemukan kembali kepercayaan diri intelektualnya: bahwa mencintai ilmu pengetahuan, termasuk matematika yang bagi sebagian orang terasa kering dan menakutkan, sesungguhnya adalah bagian yang tidak terpisahkan dari mencintai dan menghayati ajaran agamanya sendiri. Sebagaimana akan pembaca temukan sepanjang buku ini, Zaman Keemasan Islam bukanlah sebuah era tanpa cela atau tanpa dinamika politik yang rumit. Namun, di tengah gejolak pergantian dinasti dan perebutan kekuasaan itulah justru tumbuh subur sebuah ekosistem keilmuan yang begitu kaya, tempat cendekiawan dari berbagai latar belakang agama dan bangsa, Muslim, Kristen, Yahudi, dan Zoroaster, bekerja bersama menerjemahkan, mendebat, dan mencipta pengetahuan baru.
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