Ibn Hindu and the science of medicine.

MIFTAH AL-TIBB WA-MINHAJ AL-TULLAB THE KEY TO THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE AND THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO STUDY

A SURVEY OF THE VIEWS OF IBN HINDU BASED ON RESEARCH ABOUT THE PROGRAMS OF MEDICAL INSTRUCTION

A SURVEY OF THE VIEWS OF IBN HINDU BASED ON RESEARCH ABOUT THE PROGRAMS OF MEDICAL INSTRUCTION

On the End of the Mystical Journey: Ibn Arabi and Adi Śankara

This paper will compare two of the most prominent mystics of Islam and Hinduism on what may be called the “end of the mystical journey,” or mokśa in Hindu spirituality and fanā in Islamic mysticism. The interpretations of these two mystics are naturally developed according to their own epistemological and ontological bases. Thus, referring to their most significant principles ...

Ibn Sina and the Roots of the Seven Doctrines of Preservation of Health.

Ibn Sina, the most eminent Muslim physician, illuminative philosopher, great thinker and a versatile genius is regarded as the "Father of Early Modern Medicine" and as the "Father of Clinical Pharmacology". The "Kitab al-Qanun fi-al-Tibb", commonly known as the "Canon Medicinae" is the most important of his medical works and, at the same time, the most carefully preserved treasury both in origi...