Avicenna (İbn Sina; 980-1037): Erken tıp biliminin babası

Year 2025, Volume: 15 Issue: 2, 1 - 5

Fatma Özgüç Çömlek

Abstract

Avicenna (Arapça: ابن سینا), "erken dönem tıbbının babası" olarak bilinen ve İslam'ın Altın Çağı'nın en etkili doktorlarından, astronomlarından, düşünürlerinden, yazarlarından ve bilginlerinden biri olarak kabul edilen bir bilgin ve hekimdi. Bu makale, Avicenna'nın hayatına kısaca bir genel bakış sunuyor, tıp ders kitabını tanıtıyor ve tıp bilimine yaptığı temel katkıları sunuyor.

Keywords

ibn sina, Avicenna, Kanul fil Tıb

Avicenna ( Ibn Sina; 980-1037) : Father of early medicine

Abstract

Avicenna (Arabic: ابن سینا) was a polymath and physician known as the "father of early medicine" who is considered one of the most influential doctors, astronomers, thinkers, writers, and scholars of the Golden Age of Islam. This article briefly overviews Avicenna's life, introduces his medical textbook, and presents his essential contributions to medical science.

Keywords

Canon of medicine, Ibn Sina, Avicenna

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