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Hashemi S H. A Brief Study in Islamic Medicine. J Arak Uni Med Sci 1997; 1 (3) :37-42
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Department of Psychiatry, Arak University of Medical Sciences, Arak, Iran.
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After Greek and Alexandrin civilization was destroyed, science began to foster in Islamic civilization Among all sciences medicine was too Blossomed. Ancient texts have been translated for two centuries to follow a scientific direction. "Mohammad" The Holy prophet of Islam said that "learning science for an hour is better than seventy years of praying Besides he commanded that "Medicine is one of the essentials for muslims. Muslims believed that every doctor who does not know his duties and put his client in danger is a sinful person. Among all Muslims Iranians made the most progress. The Research in medicine extensinely included: Hygiene , Physiology , diagnosis , therapeutics & pharmacology. Muslim civilization was become weak by Mogholian invasions after many centuries. Although European made a new foundation of medicine, but every one knows that medicine is indebted to Islamic civilization.
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