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IBN SINA (AVICENNA)
ibn sina (AVICENNA) (9801037) In God alone, essence, what He is, andexistence, that he is, coincide. Born in a village in Turkistan
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Extractions: "In God alone, essence, what He is, and existence, that he is, coincide." Born in a village in Turkistan, the Persian philosopher and physician, Avicenna, became one of the most influential writers in both the Islamic and medieval Christian world. By the age of 18, he was already an accomplished physician and had absorbed the vast amount of philosophical knowledge that he later recorded in his encyclopedias. His later years were spent in the service of the ruler of Isfahan, whom he accompanied on his many journeys and military ventures. An important work distinguishing his "oriental" philosophy from the "occidental" philosophy of the Christian philosophers of Baghdad was lost when Isfahan was pillaged in 1043. Only three unconnected sections survive. The Oriental Philosophy itself has been lost completely. Fortunately, Demonstrations and Affirmations , a mature work, covering the whole of philosophy, survives in entirety. Avicenna was as well known for his medical works as for his philosophical, with his Canon of Medicine dualistic ; mind and matter were separate. Only in God was being and existence one.
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ibn sina Abù Alì alHusayn. history of philosophy, biography persianIslamic philosopher and physician (980-1037) whose Kitab
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ibn sina. ibn sina was the most famous of the philosopher scientists of Islam.ibn sina, or Avicenna, was born in Bukhara then a leading city in Persia.
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Awicenna, Ibn Sina, Abu Ali Al - Husayn
Awicenna, ibn sina, Abu Ali al Husayn. /ok.980 Panstwa. ibn sina jakomlody chlopak uczyl sie obcych jezyków i podstaw wiedzy. Jego
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Avicenna (Ibn Sina)
Click Here to Read More See also Natural Medicine. Avicenna or IbnSina was the most influential of all Islamic philosopherscientists.
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Extractions: See also Natural Medicine Avicenna or Ibn Sina was the most influential of all Islamic philosopher-scientists. He was educated by his father whose home was a meeting place for men of learning at that time. He continued to study logic and metaphysics under some of the best teachers of his day but then continued his studies on his own. In particular he studied medicine and this was to prove of great value since Avicenna was able to cure a Samarind prince and, as a reward, he was allowed to use the Royal Library of the Samarids which greatly helped his studies. After taking a post as an administrator his life took a marked turn after the death of his father and the defeat of the Samanids. He began a life of wandering round different towns of Khorasan, acting as a physician and administrator by day while every evening he gathered students round him for philosophical and scientific discussion. After this period of wandering Avicenna went to Hamadan in west-central Iran. Here he settled for a while becoming court physician. The ruling prince twice appointed him vizier. Politics was not easy at that time and Avicenna was forced into hiding for a while by his political opponents and he also spent some time as a political prisioner in jail.
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Re ibn sina (Avicenna, d. 1036). Re ibn sina (Avicenna, d. 1036)Prof. Wood I think I indicated that Eugene Myers (in his ARABIC
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Re ibn sina (Avicenna, d. 1037, ok?). Re ibn sina (Avicenna, d. 1037, ok?) Oncemore on that dratted death date. Everyone agrees that Avicenna died in 428 AH.
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Translate this page CHU ibn sina le conseil d'administration fait les comptes de l'exercice, EmailThis Page Print This Page Visit The Publisher's Site. Libération (Casablanca).
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Extractions: Afrique du Sud Algérie Angola Bénin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroun Cap-Vert Centrafrique Comores Congo-Brazzaville Congo-Kinshasa Côte d'Ivoire Djibouti Egypte Erythrée Ethiopie Gabon Gambie Ghana Guinée Guinée Bissau Guinée Equatoriale Ile Maurice Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libye Madagascar Malawi Mali Maroc Mauritanie Mozambique Namibie Niger Nigeria Ouganda Rwanda Sahara Occidental São Tomé et Principé Sénégal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalie Sudan Swaziland Tanzanie Tchad Togo Tunisie Zambie Zimbabwe Publié sur le web le 18 Décembre 2002 Le ministre de la Santé, M. Mohamed Cheikh Biadillah a présidé, lundi à Rabat, le conseil d'administration du Centre hospitalier universitaire Ibn Sina (CHU). Lors de ce conseil, dont l'ordre du jour a porté sur l'évaluation de l'exécution des résolutions de la réunion du conseil d'administration du 10 juin dernier, du projet du budget 2003 et du plan d'action 2003, M. Biadillah a rappelé les différentes missions du CHU, à savoir les soins médicaux, l'enseignement et la recherche scientifique. C'est une occasion, a-t-il dit, de prendre connaissance des réalisations et du rendement des différents services du CHU de Rabat-Salé qui comprend dix établissements hospitaliers, à savoir l'hôpital Avicenne, la maternité, l'hôpital des spécialités, l'Institut national d'oncologie, la maternité Souissi, l'hôpital Moulay Youssef, l'hôpital El Ayachi de Salé, l'hôpital Arrazi de Salé, le Centre national de santé reproductive et le Centre d'examen et de soins dentaires.
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Extractions: Afrique du Sud Algérie Angola Bénin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroun Cap-Vert Centrafrique Comores Congo-Brazzaville Congo-Kinshasa Côte d'Ivoire Djibouti Egypte Erythrée Ethiopie Gabon Gambie Ghana Guinée Guinée Bissau Guinée Equatoriale Ile Maurice Kenya Lesotho Liberia Libye Madagascar Malawi Mali Maroc Mauritanie Mozambique Namibie Niger Nigeria Ouganda Rwanda Sahara Occidental São Tomé et Principé Sénégal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalie Sudan Swaziland Tanzanie Tchad Togo Tunisie Zambie Zimbabwe Les choses ne s'arrangent pas du tout pour les insuffisants rénaux qui suivent leur traitement par dialyse au CHU Ibn Sina de Rabat. L'aide providentielle du ministère de la Santé n'a pas été à l'heure de l'attente qui s'éternise. Les 93 malades démunis adhérents de l'Association des insuffisants rénaux seraient même prêts à observer un sit-in à partir de la semaine prochaine. La protestation semble devenir l'unique moyen d'attirer l'attention vers une crise dont les origines sont intimement liées au tarissement du budget de l'Association. Sans l'appui gouvernemental et de bienfaiteurs, il n'y a plus lieu d'espérer que ce centre d'hémodialyse pourra assurer sa mission pour encore longtemps. Le compte à rebours pour la rupture des stocks des produits d'hémodialyse, notamment l'"Acetate" et les kits, a déjà commencé. Il ne resterait que quatre ou cinq jours de traitement garanti pour les adhérents du centre. L'Association tente de prévenir la crise par des appels SOS au ministère qui ne s'est pas encore manifesté à ce sujet.
Avicenna (Arabic, Ibn Sina)
Avicenna (Arabic, ibn sina). Avicenna (Arabic, ibn sina), 9801037,was a Persian philosopher who spent his life as a physician and
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Abu Ali Al-Hussain Ibn Abd Allah Ibn Sina
Abu Ali alHussain ibn Abd Allah ibn sina. Avicenna. The Healing, Metaphysics.Overview of selected passages from The Healing, Metaphysics.
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Extractions: Abu Ali al-Hussain ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina Avicenna The Healing, Metaphysics Overview of selected passages from The Healing, Metaphysics Avicenna begins chapter six of the First Treatise with a statement: "Whose existence is necessary does not have a cause, while that whose existence is possible is caused; that that whose existence is necessary is not co-equal with something else in respect to existence, and is not dependent on something else for [its existence]." This point is then examined from every angle that exists in a logical world. The possibility of existence through necessity or through something other than necessity is discussed. The conclusion reached is that "It is evident that everything which does not exist at first and then exists, is determined by something other than itself." It is also concluded that it is not possible for two things whose existence is necessary to exist with each other. If something's existence is not necessary through itself, its existence is possible. However, if its existence is necessary through itself, its existence is necessary. Back to Tom's Page Back to Project Tapestry Home Page Questions or Comments? Contact me
Abu Ali Al-Hussain Ibn Abd Allah Ibn Sina
Abu Ali alHussain ibn Abd Allah ibn sina. Avicenna. ibn sina began hislife in Bukhara, a city on the banks of the river Zarafshan, in 980.
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Extractions: Abu Ali al-Hussain ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina Avicenna Philosophical Background Ibn Sina began his life in Bukhara, a city on the banks of the river Zarafshan, in 980. Bukhara at the time is a city of religious unrest and turmoil. The Muslims were in a constant struggle with Non-Muslims in the area; Manichaeans, Buddhists, Christians, and Zoroastrians. The Zoroastrians were presenting a strong opposition against Islams sweeping advances. It was often the case that Zoroastrian temples would be destroyed and Mosques would be built on their ruins. The Muslims also had internal strife to contend with. There were revolutions in which Muslim fought against Muslim. The disorder affected other aspects of life beyond religious choice. A tax was placed on all those who were non-Muslim, causing many to convert in the eyes of the government only, keeping their original religion alive behind closed doors. No doubt this religious strife contributed to Avicennas questioning of some Islamic beliefs. Abu Abdallah Natili, a renowned philosopher of the time, was Ibn Sinas teacher. He quickly saw Avicennas aptitude for philosophy and started him on Aristotelian philosophy and logic. Ibn Sina very quickly became familiar with the works of Plato and Aristotle, as well as the Quran and other Muslim books. Avicenna was constantly travelling, throughout his life. Perhaps because of this his intellectual interests had a range as wide as that of his philosophies. Astronomy, politics, medicine, law, any subject he could get his hands on. Twice in his life he cured kings, and both times all that he asked for was the use of their extensive libraries. This diversity of knowledge led Ibn Sina to be the subject of much public scrutiny. He was often branded a heretic because he question certain Islamic beliefs. This could not stop his works from becoming some of the most influential of the time however.
Robert C. Koons: Phl 356 Lecture #4
LECTURE 4 IbnSina, Maimonides and Aquinas. I. ibn sina. FOCUS. RATIONALE. It isin the area of rationale that ibn sina makes his most significant contribution.
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Extractions: Spring '98, University of Texas In Ibn Sina, it is especially clear that the distinction between essence and existence (in contingent beings) is supposed to be a real, and not just a logical or mental, distinction. Ibn Sina describes 'existence' as a kind of "accident" that is super-added to the essence of a thing, thereby bringing one thing of that kind or essence into real existence. At the same time, Ibn Sina recognizes that is is not quite appropriate to say that existence is a "property" of a thing as though, in addition to having two legs and being warm-blooded, I have the additional property of existing. Existence is a special sort of accident one that does not characterize things, but which constitutes their being. As I explained last time, al-Farabi and ibn Sina are "realists", in the sense that they believe that essences and accidents (properties) are real constituents of the world, not things that are merely invented by us and projected on the world through language or thought. Therefore, to learn about the essence of a thing, we must engage in scientific and metaphysical investigation - it is not enough merely to introspect and examine our own ideas. We do not discover that God's essence is identical to His existence by examining our subjective idea or conception of God. Instead, the cosmological argument leads us to the conclusion that there must exist something whose essence is identical to its existence, and further investigation enables us to recognize that this something has all the characteristics we associate with the idea of God.
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ibn sina (Avicenna) Sang 'Tabib' Pengelana, Abu Ali AlHussain Ibn Abdullah IbnSina lahir di Afshana, dekat kota Bukhara, Uzbeskiztan pada tahun 981 masehi.
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Extractions: Tahukah Anda, bahwa 8 bayi berumur kurang dari 1 bulan di seluruh dunia meninggal setiap menit karena tidak menerima perawatan yang tepat? Juga fakta 53 juta perempuan di dunia setiap tahun melahirkan tanpa mendapat pertolongan dari tenaga profesional? Itulah hasil penelitian yang dilakukan organisasi internasional Save The Children pada September 2001. PIONIR Ibn Sina (Avicenna): Sang 'Tabib' Pengelana Di kalangan Barat, Ibnu Sina (981-1037) dikenal dengan nama Avicenna . Dialah dokter, seorang filsuf, ensiklopedis, ahli matematika dan astronom terkemuka di zamannya. Kontribusi terbesar Ibnu Sina dalam bidang kedokteran terutama bisa dilihat dari bukunya yang terkenal, Al-Qanun fi Al-Tibb . Di Barat lebih dikenal sebagai The Canon

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