Ibn al-Haytham and His "Book of Experiments": Lucid Dreams in Arabic Science

Ibn al-Haytham's 'Book of Experiments' bridges the gap between ancient Arabic science and the mystical exploration of lucid dreams, showcasing the depth of his scientific inquiry.

Irina Bukach

Independent science journalist, ASRP.media

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