Naslov (tur)

Risaltu l-mušfiya li l-anrad al-muškila

Autor

, Mustafa Faydi aš-šahir bi Hayati zade

Doprinosi

ibn al-Hagg Muhammad Adib, Ahmad Rašid Islambuli

Opis (eng)

There are many examples of medicines unknown to the Arabic regions passing into their medical books, and, in the 6th Century the Persian doctor, Burzoe, traveled to India and brought back many remedies, in addition to gathering information from the hired Indian physicians and healers working for the Caliphate. Many Sanskrit works were translated into Arabic and Indian medicine certainly lay at the heart of Islamic medicine. Al Tabari, (810 – 855) wrote a book known as ‘The Paradise of Wisdom,’ in 850, which was based largely upon the earlier works of Galen and Hippocrates, but it also included an appendix with translations from Indian sources. Year of publishing: 1277.

Opis (srp)

Postoje brojni primeri medicinskih disciplina nepoznatih među Arapima koje su dospele u njihove medicinske knjige a u šestom veku je perisjski lekar Borzuja otputovao u Indiju i doneo iz nje mnogo lekova pri čemu je sakupio informacije od unajmljenih indijskih lekara i iscelitelja koji su radili za halifat. Mnoga dela na sanskrtu prevedena su na arapski i indijska medicina je zasigurno našla mesto u samoj srži islamske medicine. At-Tabari (810-855) napisao je 850. knjigu pod naslovom „Raj mudrosti“ koja se zasniva uglavnom na ranija dela Galena i Hipokrata, ali je priključen i dodatak sa prevodima indijskih izvora. Godina izdavanja: 1277.

Jezik

turski

Datum

2012-03-16T10:03:19.731Z

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