by Prof Glen M. Cooper | Sep 3, 2021
The author of the book was a prolific amateur historian of medicine, Dr Rabie Abdel-Halim was also an emeritus professor of urology from the Department of Urology at King Saud University Medical College, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. His main urological research interest was...
by Dr. Rami Tabbakh | May 4, 2021
The prophet Muhammad PBUH said {There are two blessings in which many people incur loss. (They are) health and free time (For doing good)}. This book, written in Arabic by Dr Abdul Jawad Al-Sawi investigates the miraculous knowledge presented within the Qur’an and...
by Dr. Bana Shriky | Dec 31, 2020
1001 cures is a read that any physician or science enthusiast would enjoy. Although the book title pays tribute infamous 1001 nights or Arabian nights, the material it covers has a rivalling impact on our modern civilisation equal or exceeding any literary...
by Dr Mohamad Anas Nahil | Aug 26, 2020
The study of medicine, like mathematics and philosophy in the ancient world followed a familiar course: The Mesopotamians and Egyptians discovered a few basic principles, and then the Greeks vastly expanded this knowledge into more practical applications at the hands...
by Kareem Mohamed, MPharm, ARPharmS | Apr 29, 2020
We are forever indebted to the lack of credit offered towards the contribution of Islam’s’ golden age to modern day life. As we find ourselves educated in the west, little mention of great intellectuals during the middle age is ever made. This was the time of the...
