The book 1001 Inventions of Muslim Civilization is the Bengali translation of the world-renowned book 1001 Inventions: The Enduring Legacy of Muslim Civilization by Professor Salim T.S. Al-Hassani, originally published by National Geographic. This is not just a book, but a deep-rooted exploration into the history of Muslim civilization’s contributions that were erased from the pages of history.

The book delves into the significant contributions of Muslim scientists over the centuries, offering a well-researched compilation of their groundbreaking inventions. What was once called the "Dark Ages" in world history, is portrayed here as the "Golden Age" of science and technology, with Muslim contributions leading the way.

This book compiles the history of Muslim achievements in modern science, technology, and discoveries that have shaped the world. It's not just words inked on paper but a documented historical masterpiece, celebrating the legacy of Muslim scientists. Spanning 376 pages and organized into eight chapters, the book covers a hundred different subjects detailing numerous inventions and developments. Each page reveals the suppressed history of Muslim contributions to global progress.

The book also includes two unique timelines: one detailing the period of Muslim advancement and the other outlining major contributions of Muslim civilization. Additionally, rare historical pictures and ancient manuscripts are featured throughout its 9.5 x 6.5-inch format.

In today's world, as Muslims strive to maintain their historical identity, this book stands as one of the most important resources after the Qur'an and authentic Hadith collections. Each page reflects the glorious contributions of Muslims, making it a treasure that should be preserved in every Muslim household, much like family heirlooms, to learn and share the remarkable history of a civilization that has been forgotten.