Which Islamic scholar is known for his contributions to optics and the study of light?

A. Ibn al-Haytham
B. Ibn Sina
C. Al-Biruni
D. Al-Ghazali

Answer: Ibn al-Haytham

Additional Information: Ibn al-Haytham is often regarded as the 'father of optics' for his groundbreaking work.

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