Avicenna

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Sources

1. BookPhilosophy in the Islamic World
2. WebsiteStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Relations

influenced by:

• Al-Fārābī

  Sources: Philosophy in the Islamic World, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

physician of:

• Nuh ibn Mansursince 997 CE O.S.

  Sources: Ibn Sina [Avicenna], The Prophet and the Age of the Caliphates: The Islamic Near East from the Sixth to the Eleventh Century

wrote:

• The Canon of Medicine

  Sources: Ibn Sina [Avicenna], Islamic Culture and the Medical Arts

• The Healing

  Sources: Philosophy in the Islamic World

Appears in8 items

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  Philosophy2 items
  • Al-Fārābī, the Second Teacher, dies in Damascus339 AH
  • Avicenna writes The Healingc. 1020 O.S.
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  The Islamic Golden Age6 items
  • Al-Farabi, the “Second Teacher”, dies in Damascus339 AH
  • Young Ibn Sina reads the Samanid library · readerc. 387 AH
  • Mahmud of Ghazni takes Khwarazm408 AH
  • Ibn Sina finishes the Canon of Medicine · authorc. 416 AH
  • Al-Ghazali’s Incoherence of the Philosophers488 AH
  • Ibn al-Nafis describes the lungs’ circulationc. 640 AH