The Weird Truth About Arabic Numerals

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the INDUSTIROUS ACTS of the MOSLEMS, and what he didnt point out in this video, is that it was the MOORS of NORTH AFRICA who ruled over SPAIN that POPLARIZED the ARABIC NUMERALS (originally called "BRAHMI" NUMERALS, later HINDU NUMERALS, turned into ARABIC NUMERALS by the man the video is about), and the ARABS passed these NUMERALS thru the KORAN to the MOORS) to the EUROPEANS of SPAIN, and FRANCE, who spread it to the ENGLISH, GERMANS, etc, and it became the NUMERALS the ENGLISH and AMERICANS use today. thats a HISTORIC FACT.
 

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@Blackking is this cac correct or is he leaving something else out?

I only heard of all this from a cac professor, so idk. You can't really back up cac shyt with other cac shyt.

I know that they always leave out the fact that Africa had the number zero and other important details thousands of years before the middle east. And the Muslims got much of it from the Indian systems,,, and the idea of zero being an actual number from the Indian book opening of the universe.

Plus all the nations in the sudan and nile areas of Africa had basic forms of Algebra in Ancient times. Of Course all you can ever hear about is Egypt though, They had http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/Ancient-Africa/mad_ancient_egypt_algebra.html


This is the 'Indian' guy who put the world up on zero and advanced astronomy and mathematics...

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and the guy who put him was aryabhata... who was from assaka, southern india..

from the university of buffalo website...

Most histories of mathematics devote only a few pages to Ancient Egypt and to northern Africa during the 'Middle Ages´. Generally they ignore the history of mathematics in Africa south of the Sahara and give the impression that this history either did not exist or, at least, is not knowable, traceable, or, stronger still, that there was no mathematics at all south of the Sahara. In history, to Europeans, even the Africanity of Egyptian mathematics is often denied or suffers eurocentric views of conceptions of both 'history' and of 'mathematics' form the basis of such views. Contrary to the popular view, one can neither racially or geographically separate Egyptian civilization from its black African roots.
 
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