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AVICENNA

AVICENNA

• Abu Ali Ibn Sina a great encyclopedic scholar from Central Asia, and in other sources a scholar, physician, and philosopher from Bukhara. He was born on June 18, 980 in the village of Afshona near Bukhara. Ibn Sina, who was less than 10 years old, mastered the lessons of the Qur'an. At the same time, he is engaged in arithmetic and algebra, and is fluent in Arabic language and literature. Ibn Sina's first teacher in the field of science was Abu Abdullah al-Natili.

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Another physician from Bukhara, Abu Mansur al-Hasan ibn Nuh al-Qumri, was instrumental in Ibn Sina's mastery of medicine. Ibn Sina took medicine from him and learned many secrets of this science. Qumri became very old during this period and died in 999.

Ibn Sina’s scientific legacy can be conditionally divided into 4 parts

PHILOSOPHICAL

NATURAL

MEDICAL

LITERARY

The greatest and most important work of the scientist on philosophy is "Kitab ash-shifo". It consists of 4 parts

NATURE

MATHEMATICS

LOGIC

METAPHYSICS

LAWS OF MEDICINE

• Ibn Sina's work in medicine connected his name with this field in several places. The great contribution of the scientist to the development of medicine is that he sorted and organized the data collected in the field of medical science by various representatives of the past, and enriched them on the basis of certain theories and laws, enriching them with his own experience. This is evidenced by his "Laws of Medicine" and the position and fame of this work in the history of world medical science.Known in the West as AVICENNA. Abu Ali Ibn Sina died on August 16, 1037 in Hamadan.

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