No Muslim has invented anything of note in the past 400 years or probably more. They got dumber as time went on.
So first you want to qualify inventions by the religion of their inventor (which would vary wildly from one inventor to the next)... and now you want to put temporal qualifications on it.
Uh-- inventions by definition need a legacy of time to BE legitimate inventions.
Soap (while Europe was developing Bubonic plague)... shampoo.. soup... the paycheck... the windmill... vaccination... the fountain pen... distilling (Jabir ibn Hayyan who bridged alchemy into Chemistry)... the game of Chess... the idea that the earth is a sphere and the idea of a garden as a place of meditation...
Not to mention these guys...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0...
Refresh me -- how many of the above and the previous are we still using today?
Time tells the tale. Trust me, nobody's going to care in 400 or even 100 years that Mark Zuckerberg invented a medium to tell people you're about to take a shower.
Using soap and shampoo, of course...
Quick now -- run off and look up the religions of other inventors like, oh, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison and Nicola Tesla.
Because science is all about the religion of the scientist.