نظرة ابن رضوان المصري في تعلم الطب (ت453هـ/1061م)

Abstract

Egypt came across great development in the field of medicine in the Fatimid era. For this reason, it became the beacon of doctors who were coming from east and west. Therefore, medical thoughts were enriched and diversified in addition to Egyptian doctors contributions regardless of their ideologies and religions. It is worth noting that Abu AL-Hasan Ali Bin Radhwan (d. 453 AH/ 1061 AD) was considered to be one of them. The essential motive that let us select the topic in question is the clear absence of the works, which can be up to his scientific status and his civilized and intellectual values, dealt with (Ibn Radhwan L-Masri View towards Medical Learning).