SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICINE DURING THE MUSLIM RENAISSANCE
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| author | Nazarov, Obid Umurzok, Alibekov Alibayev, Dilshod |
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| contents | <p>Most of the medieval scholars in the article had encyclopedic<br>knowledge. They were well versed in many sciences, including medicine. Analysis of<br>many data in the field of medicine, which has a rich history, in the works of<br>representatives of medical science of the Karakhanid period Muhammad alKaloniysi, al-Marwazi, Najibuddin Samarkandi, al-Razi and representatives of this<br>field, methods of treatment, attention is paid to the analysis of data on the diagnosis,<br>surgery and treatment of various diseases prepared from medicinal plants. In<br>addition, there are many sources and data on various stages in the history of medical<br>science, as well as scientific analysis. Because early medicine and its stages of<br>development are the product of centuries of human thinking and experience, as well<br>as a combination of skills. In short, the above-mentioned comments and analyzes<br>show that the origin of modern medicine, the stage of development of which is due<br>to the necessity of early medicine, through the observation of ancient history, that<br>is, the primordial nature of mankind. Because from time immemorial, mankind has<br>begun to focus on the gradual development of primary medicine to provide for their<br>lifestyles, health, and life needs, and thus have been able to prepare the ground for<br>understanding their place in society. Thus, the scientific views, treatments, and<br>diagnostic practices that existed in the Middle Ages can be considered as the initial<br>to modern medicine in the East and the West.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICINE DURING THE MUSLIM RENAISSANCE Nazarov, Obid Umurzok, Alibekov Alibayev, Dilshod Canons of medicine, scientific schools, exact and natural sciences, bending, education, look after, pharmacist. <p>Most of the medieval scholars in the article had encyclopedic<br>knowledge. They were well versed in many sciences, including medicine. Analysis of<br>many data in the field of medicine, which has a rich history, in the works of<br>representatives of medical science of the Karakhanid period Muhammad alKaloniysi, al-Marwazi, Najibuddin Samarkandi, al-Razi and representatives of this<br>field, methods of treatment, attention is paid to the analysis of data on the diagnosis,<br>surgery and treatment of various diseases prepared from medicinal plants. In<br>addition, there are many sources and data on various stages in the history of medical<br>science, as well as scientific analysis. Because early medicine and its stages of<br>development are the product of centuries of human thinking and experience, as well<br>as a combination of skills. In short, the above-mentioned comments and analyzes<br>show that the origin of modern medicine, the stage of development of which is due<br>to the necessity of early medicine, through the observation of ancient history, that<br>is, the primordial nature of mankind. Because from time immemorial, mankind has<br>begun to focus on the gradual development of primary medicine to provide for their<br>lifestyles, health, and life needs, and thus have been able to prepare the ground for<br>understanding their place in society. Thus, the scientific views, treatments, and<br>diagnostic practices that existed in the Middle Ages can be considered as the initial<br>to modern medicine in the East and the West.</p> |
| title | SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICINE DURING THE MUSLIM RENAISSANCE |
| topic | Canons of medicine, scientific schools, exact and natural sciences, bending, education, look after, pharmacist. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15546769 |