Epidemics in the Arab and Islamic medical heritage

Name: Epidemics in the Arab and Islamic medical heritage
Author: Zakour, Muhammad Yasser

Title	Epidemics in the Arab and Islamic medical heritage
Author	Zakour, Muhammad Yasser
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 1026-9576, EISSN: 2959-9830, DOI: 10.34120/ajh.v39i.2923
Record ID	cdi_crossref_primary_10_34120_ajh_v39i_2923
Library Location	EBSCOhost Humanities International Complete
Notes	The research focuses on an era of time represented by the prosperous Islamic eras, which extended for more than a thousand years, beginning with the noble prophetic mission and ending with the Ottoman era. Sciences were thriving in that era of time, while other countries that were not fortunate enough to have Arab-Islamic civilization reach them, were living in the midst of ignorance and distance from all human civilization. The Sharia view of natural disasters and epidemics was that they represented divine punishments for human beings, as a result of the transgressions and sins they had committed, in addition to being a testimony and mercy to the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars, especially doctors, have been interested in studying and writing about natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, and they have left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this research, I will address two things: The first is about the causes of epidemics, which were identified with the heavenly and the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts for those causes, and the beginning of the conversation about germs. The second is in treatment and precaution. In it, I will mention what was reported by the medical legends in the light of the Arab and Islamic civilization regarding the various treatments that were available in their time, as well as precautions and ways to prevent infection with them, and perhaps many of them are still used in our modern era. Recommendations: Benefiting from the methods that were followed in the Arab Islamic civilization, and developing them according to the modern era in a way that is compatible with the development of modern technologies in all areas of life. Medical, media, environmental, transportation, etc. The research will be focused on an era of time represented in the flourishing Islamic eras, which spanned more than a thousand years, starting with the noble prophetic mission, and ending with the Ottoman era, during that time science was flourishing, while other countries that were not fortunate to arrive. to the testimony and mercy of the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars have paid attention to studying and writing in natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, especially doctors, and they left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this paper, I will address two things; the first is causes of epidemics, which were determined by the atmosphere, the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts of these reasons, and the beginning of talking about germs.The second in treatment and precaution; And I will mention in it what was reported about the medical masters under the Arab and Islamic civilization of the various treatments that were in their time, as well as precaution and ways to prevent infection, which many of them are still the norm in our modern era. The research will be focused on an era of time represented in the flourishing Islamic eras, which spanned more than a thousand years, starting with the noble prophetic mission, and ending with the Ottoman era, during that time science was flourishing, while other countries that were not fortunate to arrive. to the testimony and mercy of the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars have paid attention to studying and writing in natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, especially doctors, and they left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this paper, I will address two things; the first is causes of epidemics, which were determined by the atmosphere, the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts of these reasons, and the beginning of talking about germs.The second in treatment and precaution; And I will mention in it what was reported about the medical masters under the Arab and Islamic civilization of the various treatments that were in their time, as well as precaution and ways to prevent infection, which many of them are still the norm in our modern era.
Görüntüle	al-Majallah al-ʻArabīyah lil-ʻulūm al-insānīyah, 2021-01, Vol.39, p.279-301

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Epidemics in the Arab and Islamic medical heritage

Author Zakour, Muhammad Yasser

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 1026-9576, EISSN: 2959-9830, DOI: 10.34120/ajh.v39i.2923

Record ID cdi_crossref_primary_10_34120_ajh_v39i_2923

Library Location EBSCOhost Humanities International Complete

Notes The research focuses on an era of time represented by the prosperous Islamic eras, which extended for more than a thousand years, beginning with the noble prophetic mission and ending with the Ottoman era. Sciences were thriving in that era of time, while other countries that were not fortunate enough to have Arab-Islamic civilization reach them, were living in the midst of ignorance and distance from all human civilization. The Sharia view of natural disasters and epidemics was that they represented divine punishments for human beings, as a result of the transgressions and sins they had committed, in addition to being a testimony and mercy to the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars, especially doctors, have been interested in studying and writing about natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, and they have left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this research, I will address two things: The first is about the causes of epidemics, which were identified with the heavenly and the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts for those causes, and the beginning of the conversation about germs. The second is in treatment and precaution. In it, I will mention what was reported by the medical legends in the light of the Arab and Islamic civilization regarding the various treatments that were available in their time, as well as precautions and ways to prevent infection with them, and perhaps many of them are still used in our modern era. Recommendations: Benefiting from the methods that were followed in the Arab Islamic civilization, and developing them according to the modern era in a way that is compatible with the development of modern technologies in all areas of life. Medical, media, environmental, transportation, etc. The research will be focused on an era of time represented in the flourishing Islamic eras, which spanned more than a thousand years, starting with the noble prophetic mission, and ending with the Ottoman era, during that time science was flourishing, while other countries that were not fortunate to arrive. to the testimony and mercy of the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars have paid attention to studying and writing in natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, especially doctors, and they left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this paper, I will address two things; the first is causes of epidemics, which were determined by the atmosphere, the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts of these reasons, and the beginning of talking about germs.The second in treatment and precaution; And I will mention in it what was reported about the medical masters under the Arab and Islamic civilization of the various treatments that were in their time, as well as precaution and ways to prevent infection, which many of them are still the norm in our modern era. The research will be focused on an era of time represented in the flourishing Islamic eras, which spanned more than a thousand years, starting with the noble prophetic mission, and ending with the Ottoman era, during that time science was flourishing, while other countries that were not fortunate to arrive. to the testimony and mercy of the believers. Arab and Muslim scholars have paid attention to studying and writing in natural disasters, epidemics and infectious diseases, especially doctors, and they left us a huge heritage that deserves all appreciation. In this paper, I will address two things; the first is causes of epidemics, which were determined by the atmosphere, the earthly, and we will talk about the development of scientific concepts of these reasons, and the beginning of talking about germs.The second in treatment and precaution; And I will mention in it what was reported about the medical masters under the Arab and Islamic civilization of the various treatments that were in their time, as well as precaution and ways to prevent infection, which many of them are still the norm in our modern era.

Görüntüle al-Majallah al-ʻArabīyah lil-ʻulūm al-insānīyah, 2021-01, Vol.39, p.279-301