Pizishkī dar tamadun-i Islāmī: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

There have always been fundamental questions about the origin of medicine; Because medicine has a history as long as human life, and there have been wide-ranging debates about its beginning for a long time, and sometimes it has been the subject of writing treatises. In other words and in today's language, some people consider medicine as a product of human experience and believe that humans have acquired some knowledge by chance by observing animals and other natural elements; therefore, its effect is also based on natural laws. Others consider divine inspiration as the factor of formation and consider its effectiveness dependent on divine origin. Anyway These medicines have been prevalent in Islamic society - the period to which the book is dedicated. In this book, the reader gets acquainted with the origin of the formation and development of Arabic-Islamic medicine among the Arabists of the Latin West, the subject of the book is a short journey in the process of scientific exchange through translation The process that has been going on throughout history: at one time from India and Greece to Iran, at other times from Greece, India, China, and Iran to the Islamic world, at one time from the Islamic world to Europe and again from the West to the Islamic world. has studied the role of war and religion in the Middle Ages well and writes in his conclusion: War and religion in this period have drawn the attention of great people, while among the great leaders and the foggy past, great personalities We can see that they are looking at us through the night mask and the monk's cloak and are showing us the way. Although almost a century has passed since the publication of the English version of this research, it is still research It is important and usable.