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    Early Islamic science advanced medicine through several influential Muslim physicians and scholars. During the Islamic Golden Age from the 8th to 13th centuries, hospitals and medical schools were founded that were led by Muslim societies and expanded knowledge of Greek and Indian medicine. Key Muslim scholars like Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Al-Razi, Ibn Zuhr, and Al-Zahrawi made important contributions to medicine through works like The Canon of Medicine, pioneering early treatments, and illustrating advanced surgical techniques. Their discoveries formed a strong theoretical framework for medicine that remained influential for centuries and still impacts modern medical practice today.

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    Early Islamic science advanced medicine through several influential Muslim physicians and scholars. During the Islamic Golden Age from the 8th to 13th centuries, hospitals and medical schools were founded that were led by Muslim societies and expanded knowledge of Greek and Indian medicine. Key Muslim scholars like Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Al-Razi, Ibn Zuhr, and Al-Zahrawi made important contributions to medicine through works like The Canon of Medicine, pioneering early treatments, and illustrating advanced surgical techniques. Their discoveries formed a strong theoretical framework for medicine that remained influential for centuries and still impacts modern medical practice today.

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    EARLY ISLAMIC SCIENCE

    ADVANCED MEDICINE
    Tell me what you know about Arab
    and/or Islamic Medicine

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    Islamic Golden Age

    • What happened in 7th Century?

    • Physicians from Islamic countries during the late Middle Ages


    enjoyed great respect for their reputation.

    • The study and practice of medicine was led by Muslim societies and
    expanded to southern Spain.

    • Time line

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    TIMELINE
    Prophet
    Muhamma Surgeon
    d’s death Al-
    in 632, Caliph Zahrawi
    Al-Razi
    Islam Harun Al (Albucasis
    wrote
    expands to Rashid ) was born
    many
    7th Persia, 8thfounds the 9th 10th in
    important
    Palestine, House of Cordoba.
    medical
    Syria, Wisdom in First
    works
    Lebanon, Baghdad illustrated
    Iraq, and surgical
    North book
    Africa

    Ottoman
    Ibn Rushd Serreddin
    Ibn Sina (Averroes), Sabuncuoglo
    (Avicenna) 12t wrote medical
    11 th
    wrote The encyclopedia 14illustrated
    th
    Canon of h known as
    Colliget in
    advanced
    prodecures
    Medicine Latin. of Muslim
    medicine

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    MUSLIM SCHOLARS AND
    EARLY MEDICINE
    A romanticized
    engraving of the
    11th-century
    scholar Avicenna,
    who provided a
    strong theoretical
    framework for
    medicine.

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    MUSLIM SCHOLARS AND
    EARLY MEDICINE
    Cauterization to
    treat a toothache

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    MUSLIM SCHOLARS AND
    EARLY MEDICINE
    Cauterization to
    treat a toothache

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    Ibn Zuhr (12th century) wrote a treatise on skin care that
    included recipes for ointments and salves for skin
    complaints, dental powders, eyedrops, and products to
    strengthen hair and nails.
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    Al-Razi (10th century) provides the first description of
    measles and smallpox and how to treat them. This includes
    rubbing the pustules with sandalwood, camphor, vinegar,
    and rose water.
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    DISCUSSION

    1. How important are these inventions and works?


    2. Are they still relevant to modern day science and
    medication?
    3. In the past Muslim physicians were respected and
    well-known. How about modern Muslim physicians?

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    Your Turn

    • Create a 5 minute presentation

    • Topic : Muslim Scholars


    – Describe their noticeable work
    – Describe its relevancy to modern medical use

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