Mahatma Gandhi
Leader of India's nonviolent independence movement against British rule and champion of civil rights.
1869–1948 CEFigures
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Mahmoud Hessabi
Prominent Iranian physicist and educator, widely celebrated as the father of modern physics and engineering in Iran.
1903–1992 CEMaimonides
Sephardic Jewish philosopher and physician who became one of the most influential Torah scholars of the Middle Ages.
1138 CE - 1204 CEMalcolm X
A prominent African American Muslim minister and human rights activist who fiercely advocated for Black empowerment.
1925–1965 CEMarcel Ciolacu
Prime Minister of Romania and leader of the Social Democratic Party, focused on economic stability and social welfare.
1967 CE - PresentMarco Polo
A Venetian merchant whose travels to Asia introduced Europeans to the culture and geography of the East.
13th-14th CenturyMarcus Aurelius
Roman Emperor and prominent Stoic philosopher whose personal writings immortalized the ideal of the philosopher king.
Imperial RomeMargaret Boden
English cognitive scientist and philosopher renowned for pioneering work on artificial intelligence and creativity.
ContemporaryMargaret Thatcher
Britain's first female Prime Minister, known for her 'Thatcherism' policies and leadership during the Falklands War.
1979–1990Maria Montessori
Italian physician and educator who revolutionized early childhood development through child-centered pedagogy.
Late 19th – Mid 20th CenturyMarie Curie
Pioneering physicist and chemist who conducted groundbreaking research on radioactivity and won two Nobel Prizes.
1867–1934Mark Carney
Canadian economist and central banker who served as Governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England.
1965 CE - PresentSiliconJury Originals
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