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One night, as the tradition goes, a 7th-century King of Malabar, Cheraman, had a dream in which he saw the moon split into two parts in the sky. The following day, he summoned astrologers to his court to interpret the dream, but their explanations did not satisfy him. Around the same time, some Muslim traders from Arabia arrived and met...
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