Who was the famous Muslim mathematician who introduced the concept of zero?

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

Answer: Al-Khwarizmi

Additional Information: Al-Khwarizmi's work laid the foundations for modern algebra and introduced the concept of zero.

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