Is it Al-Kindi (c. 801) Baghdad (in what is now Iraq) who had interests in in, and wrote about philosophy, logic, ethics, and mathematics and is often called the Father of Arab Philosophy?
Is it Al-Kindi (c. 801) Baghdad (in what is now Iraq) who had interests in in, and wrote about philosophy, logic, ethics, and mathematics and is often called the Father of Arab Philosophy?
Really, @Lucy?!?! I could ask that or start asking myself, 'Where in The World is Lee Jordan?' or 'Where in The World are Zack and Ivy?' I mean no one knows where everybody us at.