
Thirteenth: the traits of the writer's style
Point 13 of 14 — Lesson 2: Abu al-Rayhan al-Biruni by Dr Abdel Halim MansourQuestion bank: 0 questions (0 with pictures)
13Thirteenth: the traits of the writer's style
- A clear scientific manner without complexity, suited to the student and to the general reader.
- He leans on evidence and proof-texts more than on rhetorical display.
- He orders the ideas logically: the scholar's rank, then his upbringing, then his writings, then his qualities, then the honouring paid him.
- Short, tight sentences interspersed with figures and book-titles.
- His position: he is among the writers of science who bind the scientific heritage to the present and defend the merit of Arab civilisation.
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