How Al Qanoon Fil Tib Shaped the History of Medicine in the Islamic and Western Worlds

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An Introduction to Unani Tib. (First edition): Ibn Sina, Al-Qanoon Fil Tib, Al Qanoon, Vol. I & II, Idarae Kiabus Shifa, New Delhi: Ibn Sina Trust, 2008. This book is a unique work of Ibn Sina in the field of Unani Tib & Tibbe.

Description: This book is a translation of the Kitab Qanoon fit Tib, in verse, and is a general manual for the entire field of medicine. This version is by Ibn Sina (1037-1106 CE), the famous and influential physician, philosopher and scientist. Kitab al-Hawi (1009-1065 CE) was the medical doctor of the Fatimid rulers. Kitab al-Qanoon fi tibb (Canon of. Medicine) was written by Al-Shahrastani (1008 -1068) a student of Al-Haithami during his tenure at the Ghazanani School of Medicine. Kitab Balgham (How Medicine is. Practised) was written by Al-Zahiriyah (d.1190 CE) an Indian physician whose works have been translated into numerous.

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