Ibn Sina

Ibn Sina is Abu Ali al -Husayn ibn Abdullah ibn al -Hasan ibn Ali ibn Sina, a Muslim scholar and doctor from Bukhara, who is famous for medicine and philosophy and worked with them. He was born in the village of Afashneh near Bukhara in 980 AD, from a father from the city of Balkh and a village mother, and he died in Hamadan in 1037 AD. The Akkad provides in his book a study in which he presents the achievements of Ibn Sina, and seeks to clarify its fingers that influence his thought, stressing that philosophical thought is interconnected, and presents aspects of its contributions to various arts of science and other knowledge. And Al -Akkad is Abbas Mahmoud Al -Akkad; A writer, poet, historian, and Egyptian philosopher, who devoted his life to literature, as he is a journalist who has many articles, and his star shined in modern Arabic literature, and reached a high rank. Al -Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in 1889, in a simple family. He has composed more than a hundred books, and the books of genius are one of its most famous books. He died in 1964, leaving behind a dirty literary inheritance.