He married a girl (called Sitara?) from a nearby village called Afshana and stayed there.
Mansur Samani (366-387/977-997) where he held a bureaucratic position in an important village called Kharmaythan. His father was originally from Balkh but he moved to Bukhara in the era of Noah b.
12 Literature, Linguistics, and Works in Farsi.10 Mathematics, Astronomy, and Some Natural Sciences.9.3 Maqalat fi Ahkam al-Adwiyya al-Qalbiyya.9.1 The Canon of Medicine ( al-Qanun fi l-tibb).8.2 Ibn Sina's Mystical Tendencies in the View of Contemporary Scholars.3.4.2 Writing the Book of Al-Shifa' (Healing).His most-known work in Farsi is Danishnama-yi 'Ala'i (the 'Ala'i Encyclopedia). Ibn Sina has left works in Farsi that are valuable because in that they exhibit a stage of development of this language as well as its capacities as a language for philosophy. He also has a short and very important essay on the principles of phonetics. Moreover, he mastered poetry and rhetoric, proving his command of the Arabic language. He has mystical works with a language of symbols and allegories that has been influential in the Sufi literature after him and the way mystical issues are cashed out.Īlso he has works regarding language and linguistics.
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Ibn Sina has methodologically considerable works in music -the works can be a guide on how to research about music. Ibn Sina's al-Qanun ( The Canon of Medicine) has, for centuries, been the most prominent and influential book in medicine, in both Islamic countries and the Medieval Europe. He sought to establish a new philosophical system drawing on Platonic and neo-Platonic thoughts, but adventures in his life, and his premature death, left his enterprise unfinished. He has innovations within the Peripatetic philosophy, demystifying points in Aristotle's thoughts, and sometimes adding to them. Ibn Sina's philosophical system has left the deepest and the most persistent effect on the Islamic philosophical thought as well as European Medieval philosophy. He then turned to theology, and studied Aristotle's Metaphysics. He mastered logic, natural sciences, and mathematics when he was 18. He was taught the whole Qur'an and much of Arabic literature when he was 10 years old. 428/1037) was the most prominent Peripatetic philosopher and a well-known Iranian physician. Minister of Shams al-Dawla the ruler of Hamadan Zayla, BahmanyarĪl-Qanun fi l-tibb, al-Shifa', Danishnama-yi 'Ala'i.
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