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

Published September 21, 2023

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