Abu nasyr al- farabi

Conclusion
He lived in Central Asia Turks by origin 100 years before Avicenna. 
His treatises on mathematics, music, and maybe even medicine, although I don’t know for sure, were translated into all the major languages ​​of Europe as early as the 12th century, when the first universities opened in Europe with the help of Arabs who came to teach Europeans medicine, mathematics, astronomy and other exact sciences. 
His treatises in the medieval version can be found in the libraries of the universities of Sorbonne, Cordoba and other oldest universities. 
The name Al Farabi is the most beloved by world famous Orientalists. 
In general, the Internet is now teeming with information about Muslim medieval scholars and the Muslim renaissance of 8-16 centuries 
in English. 
And the names of these scientists number in at least hundreds, and all are outstanding
The doctrine of al- Farabi had a great influence on the subsequent development of peripateticism in the Arabic-speaking world, in particular, on the formation of Ibn Sina as a philosopher, on the theories of Ibn Baji , Ibn Tufeyla , Ibn Rushd, and Maimonides