> nothing with importance is being produced in Arabic
That crosses into some sort of racial (or whatever) flamewar. Please don't. It leads to destructive dynamics that are just what we're trying to avoid here.
That crosses into some sort of racial (or whatever) flamewar. Please don't. It leads to destructive dynamics that are just what we're trying to avoid here.
If we navigate the flamewar this is still an interesting point.
"Essay on the Computation of Casting and Equation" at least was written in arabic. It was long long time ago but its impact is still noticeable.
What are they doing more recently? I can see femtochemistry, improving robots and inventing critical parts of the litium battery for example:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_modern_Arab_scientists...
Earlier in the 20th century, German was the language of engineering. Before that, French. Before that, Latin. Before that, something else. Languages and their significance in different fields wax and wane.