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Physicians’ Attributes as Described by the Ancester Scholars

by Faisal A.Alnaser | Apr 30, 2025

Summary: Modern scientific and medical literature is rich, describingthe qualities required for a good practicing doctor. Moreover, ancient literature, historians, and manuscripts of early Muslim doctors are also rich in describing the traits of physicians that they...

The “Passionate Love” Disease and its Treatment in the Heritage of Arab-Islamic Medicine

by Abdulnaser Kaadan | Apr 30, 2025

History of the quintessence of passionate love disease Passionate love was considered for that excessive form of the highest form of love. At the time, love would be looked to for the highest affection humans were adorned. So passionate love was considered the example...

Medical Philanthropism on the Pilgrimage Route: Rabia Gulnu Sultan

by Fatima Sharif | Dec 29, 2024

Abstract This paper explores the medical philanthropy of Rabia Gülnüş(pronounced Gulnush) Sultan in 17th century Makkah.To date, little study has been done on Gülnüş Sultan’s 1679 hospital waafiyath(deed of trust), despite the significance it holds for scholarship on...

Threads of Healing: Tracing Gauze’s Journey from Gaza to Global Staple

by Osman Brad Kayani, Ashraf Chehata | Dec 29, 2024

Abstract The evolution of gauze from an ancient fabric to a modern medical staple highlights its critical role in wound care. Originating in Gaza, its application extended beyond medical to cultural and religious significance. This article examines the shift from...

Lighting the Torch of Knowledge in the Darkness of the Middle Ages: The Arab-Islamic influence on Ophthalmology

by Dr Umar Ahmad, Dr John Delieu, Dr Sami A. Al-Ani | Aug 31, 2024

Abstract The eyes have fascinated scholars for millennia. From anatomy and disease to the process of vision, many have contributed to the present understanding of optics. The difficulty lies in establishing the origins of discoveries. Obtaining original manuscripts is...
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