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The author argues that
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"The period of the Abbasid caliphate is often called the Islamic
Golden Age. The development of papermaking had spread, and by
900 there were many hundreds of shops in Baghdad where scribes,
scriveners, bookbinders, and booksellers started producing books
in such a manner that it was not long before public libraries were
established. The University of Al Karaouine in Fez, Morocco, was
established in 859, and this was followed by Al-Azhar University,
Cairo, in 975. The former was the first to grant degrees, and the
latter was the first to offer a variety of degrees, including degrees
for postgraduates. In the case of Avicenna (ca. 980-1037), the best
physician and philosopher of his time, it was his book Canon of
Medicine that proved to be important in the diagnosing of many
diseases and medical conditions such as cancer. Prior to the
increase in book production, his ideas would not have flourished in
the manner in which they did."
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Printing and book making had basically come to a halt by 900 CE
Avicenna's work received attention it didn't deserve thanks to the spread
of paper making
Avicenna wouldn't have made his medical discoveries without the
expansion of printmaking technology
Printing in Baghdad helped facilitate the establishment of libraries and
universities.
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