By looking at the discovery, exploration and development of various concepts of mathematics nowadays, we will
discover more names of mathematic scholars, such as Rene Descartes, Sir Isaac Newton, Johann Carl Friedrich
Gauss, and John Venn for their discoveries on coordinate geometry mathematics, binomial theorem, Bode principles
and the creation of Venn diagrams to show sets’ relationship respectively (Boyer, 1989; Katz, 2007; Cooke, 2005;
and Van der Waerden, 1983). These scholars are from the west, so we can see that. in reality, mathematics is a
discipline which is one of the contributions of great scholars from the ancient times to modern days, from both the
west, the east and also Islamic world. The more we explore the available concepts of mathematics that the students
and other peoples have been studied today, the more we will ask about who are the contributors of each concept
historically and philosophically. There are of course a lot more to be discovered. Nevertheless, this writing can
merely acknowledge a few and this is its limitation if we want to see the contribution of any element of mathematic
knowledge holistically. However, what is importance here is that, the discussion and arguments in this writing is more on looking at the philosophical approach on the originality and the nature of mathematic knowledge itself.
Referring to a few mathematic philosophers and scholars merely aims to come out with some examples to support
the arguments. Thus, this writing could never be able to mention all the contributors in mathematics per se. This
kind of statement is also supported by Goulding (2010) who also addressed the contributions of only some
humanists or mathematicians in the earlier days as part of his arguments,