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""When Europe was trapped in the Dark Ages, the East was glowing with the light of knowledge, science, and civilization."" This book takes the reader on a journey through history where forgotten truths are rediscovered. It reveals how, during the so-called European ""Dark Ages,"" the Muslim world along with India and China were flourishing in knowledge, philosophy, medicine, astronomy, mathematics, literature, and art. From the golden libraries of Baghdad, Cordoba, and Cairo, to the great universities of Nalanda, Vikramshila, and Somapura, this book highlights the wisdom and innovations that shaped human civilization long before Europe woke from its slumber. It explores the destruction of our ancient knowledge centers, the colonial strategies that uprooted education in the subcontinent, and the cultural struggles that continue to this day. Written in a reflective yet powerful narrative style, the book connects historical facts with personal observations, weaving a story of light versus darkness, knowledge versus ignorance, and resilience versus oppression. Readers will discover: How Islamic civilization preserved and advanced science when Europe rejected it. The untold stories of India's and Bengal's lost universities and libraries. The impact of colonial education policies that attempted to erase centuries of heritage. A comparative look at East and West during one of history's most decisive eras. This book is not just a history book-it is a reminder of who we were, what we lost, and how we can reclaim our intellectual and spiritual legacy. It is written for students, researchers, history lovers, and anyone curious about the untold truth of civilizations.

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