Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

Contribution of Islam to Medicine

Author: Ezzat Abouleish , M. D.
Publisher: www.alhassanain.org/english
Category:

• Introduction
• The Spread of Islam
• Islam and the Promotion of Culture and Science
• Medicine Before Islam
• Manpower and hospitals
• A. Manpower before Islam
• B. Hospitals Before Islam
• Characteristic Features of Hospitals in the Islamic Civilization
• The Reasons for the High Standard of Islamic Hospitals
• Specific Hospitals
• 1. In El-Sham
• 2. In Iraq and Persia
• 3. In Egypt
• Method of Therapy in Islamic Medicine
• Medical Ethics in Islam
• I. Personal characters of the physician
• II. His obligation towards patients
• III. His obligation towards the community
• IV. His obligations towards his colleagues
• V. His obligations towards his assistants
• Islamic Physicians
• AL-Razi (Razes) 841-926 A.D
• AL-Zahrawi (ABULCASIS, BUCASIS, ALZAHRAVIUS) 930-1013 A.D
• Ibn-Sina (AVICENNA) 980-1037 A.D
• Ibn-El-Nafis 1208 - 1288 A.D
• The Arabs And Ophthalmology
• ARABS AND ANESTHESIA
• ARABS AND OBSTETRICS