تعبير برجراف مقال نبذة سيرة انشاء تقرير
موضوع برزنتيشن فقرة
،بحث كامل نبذة عن العالم قصة حياة معلومات
بالانجليزي من هو مؤلفات انجازات فلسفة بحث جاهز باللغة الانجليزية علماء عرب ..
أبرز كتب ومؤلفات The story
بحث نشأة وحياته علوم العلوم
الفلكية علم الأحياء علم النبات الفلسفة ومترجم موضوع انجليزي
عن عالم مشهور موضوع انجليزي عن العالم معلومات مختصرة موضوع تعبير عن شخص
مشهور بالانجليزي قصير تعبير عن قدوتي معلومة عن مختصرة
الكتب انجازات وفاة مسيرته حياته علمه
تلامذته
معلومات عن ابن النفيس بالانجليزي باختصار انجازات
ابن النفيس ومترجم الكتب وفاة
ابن النفيس كتب اختراعات ابن النفيس ابن النفيس عبقري الطب ومكتشف الدورة الدموية مكتشف الدّورة الدمويّة الصّغرى، أبو الحسن علاء الدين علي بن أبي الحزم الخالدي
المخزومي القَرشي
الدمشقي الملقب بابن النفيس ويعرف
أحياناً بالقَرَشي بفتح القاف والراء نسبة إلى قبيلة قريش
العربية نشأته وحياته إسهاماته العلمية اكتشافه للدورة الدموية الصغرى من أهم مؤلفاته في
الطب موضوع عن ابن النفيس بالانجليزي قصة حياة ابن النفيس عبقري
الطب العربي ابن
النفيس عالم مسلم مكتشف الدورة الدموية
Ibn al-Nafis .. Discoverer of
blood circulation
Ibn al-Nafis is a doctor and
linguist
Aladdin Ibn al-Nafis is one of
the greatest doctors who have appeared throughout the history of Arab-Islamic
medicine, such as Abu Bakr al-Razi, Ibn Sina, and al-Zahrawi. He is the author
of "The Mass in the Medical Industry", the largest medical
encyclopaedia written by one person in human history.
Life of Ibn al - Nafees
Ibn al-Nafis discovered the small
blood circulation
In the village of
"Quresh" near Damascus was born "Alaa al-Din Ali bin Abi Hazm
al-Qurashi" (607 e = 1210 m) and began his education like other learners;
memorizing the Koran and learning the principles of reading and writing. And
read some of the grammar, language and jurisprudence and talk, before going to
the study of medicine, which he headed to the year (629 AH = 1231) and is in
the twenty-second age after a health crisis. "We were introduced to
different diets, and we were about twenty-two years old at the time," he
said. "Once we recovered from that disease, we had to think about those
doctors who treated him to work in the medical industry to benefit people."
According to historical sources,
he learned before that date about the "polite man" a senior doctor in
Islamic history, studied medicine, was the head of doctors in his time and
works in the Nouri, Damascus, and died (628 AH = 1230 AD).
Damascus was under the rule of
the Ayyubids, who were concerned with science and medicine, especially great
care, and made Damascus a present for science and the arts. It included a great
library containing books, a great pimarstana created by Nur al-Din Mahmood and
the most talented doctors of the age. Everywhere. In this institute, Ibn
al-Nafis studied medicine at the hands of al-Dakhwar, and Amran the Israeli who
died in the year 637 AH (1239 AD). He was a physician who described him as
" Have become fed up with life, and the doctors despair of their
innocence, and Vreoa on his hands with strange drugs described or wonderful
treatments known.
In Cairo
In the year 633 AH (1236 AD), Ibn
al-Nafis fled to Cairo and joined the Nasserite Nasserite. He was able to
become his president and dean of the medical school he joined. Then he moved to
Bimarstan Qalawun several years later, after his establishment in 680 AH (1281
AD) ).
He lived in Cairo in a lifetime
of living in an elegant house. He had a council frequented by scholars,
dignitaries, and students of science who raised issues of medicine,
jurisprudence and literature. His contemporaries described him as a
self-righteous, honest man, outspoken, religious in the Shafi'i school of
thought. Before his death, he had all his property and property.
Ibn al-Nafis and the circulatory
system
The name of Ibn al-Nafis was
associated with his discovery of the small blood circulation that he recorded
in his book "Explain the dissection of the law". However, this fact
remained hidden for many centuries. The two were attributed to the English
physician Harvey, who died in 1068 AH (1657 AD) On the three and a half
centuries of the death of Ibn al-Nafis. People were still trading this illusion
until it revealed the truth Dr. Mohieddin Al-Tataoui in his scientific message.
The Italian physician
"Albago" translated in (954 AH = 1547 AD) sections of the book Ibn
al-Nafis "explain the dissection of the law" to Latin, and this
doctor has lived nearly thirty years in the "Alra" and mastered the
Arabic language to be transferred to Latin. It was agreed that a Spanish
scientist, not a medical man named Servetus, who was studying at the University
of Paris, was familiar with what Elbago translated from Ibn al-Nafis's book.
Because of the accusation of Servetus in his faith, he was expelled from the
university, and was expelled from the cities, and ended up in the execution of
burning and is the most written in the year (1065 AH = 1553 AD) that it was
fair to keep some of his books without burning, The researchers believe that
the discovery of the discovery of this name is attributed to the Spanish world,
followed by Harvey until 1343 (1924 AD) when the Egyptian doctor corrected this
illusion and restored the right to its owner.
"What astonishes me is similar, and even similar to some of the
basic phrases in the words of Cervitus to the words of Ibn al-Nafis, which
translated a literal translation," said the doctor, who wrote in the book
of the German Orientalist, who wrote in his research on Ibn al-Nafis. When he
saw the "Domili" on the subjects said: "Ibn al-Nafis description
of the small rotation match his words exactly the words of Servetus, so it is
the right to be attributed to the revelation of the main spin to the son of
Nafis and not to Servetus or Harvey.
However, the discovery of
microcirculation is one of his many contributions. The man, according to the
new research he wrote about, has discovered the small and great cycles of the
blood circulation, developed a remarkable theory of vision and vision, revealed
many anatomical facts, collected medical and pharmaceutical knowledge of his
age, Science has rules for scientific research and perceptions of the
experimental scientific method.
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