The identity of Muslim scientists (Ibn Sinha)
(Ibn Sinha)
Name: Abu Ali Husain bin Abdullah Hassan bin Ali bin Sina
Birth: Approximately 22 August 960[Afshana, near Bukhara, the capital of the Samanid Empire (present-day Uzbekistan).]
Religion: Islam
Contributions: The materials created by Ibn Sina are widely used in medieval education in Europe.
Reasons for Familiarity: He wrote the encyclopedia Kanun Fittibb of Shastra which was taught in various universities and medical institutes in the East and West till the nineteenth century.
Brief Description ::: Ibn Sinha was one of the best physicians, mathematicians, astronomers, and philosophers in the Middle East. He is also claimed by scholars in Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Russia as their national genius. He contributed to the founding of medieval epistemology. His main contribution was in medicine. He wrote the medical encyclopedia Kanun Fittibb which was taught in various universities and medical institutes in the East and West till the nineteenth century. In Arabic, Ibn Sina is referred to as Shaykhul Rice.
[Death: 1036 AD [Hamadan, Persia (Iran)]