Ibn Hindu

Abu al-Faraj Ali ibn al-Husayn ibn Hindu (vafoti 1032) — fors shoiri, adabiyot arbobi va Galen tibbiyoti amaliyotchisi bo‘lib, Ray shahridan edi^[1].

Olimlar uning ismi uchun bir nechta izohlarni ilgari surganlar: jumladan, u fors bo‘lib Hindujondan bo‘lgani, uning ehtimoliy hind kelib chiqishi, shuningdek, u islom payg‘ambari Muhammadning arab avlodlaridan bo‘lgani haqidagi qarashlar^[2].

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↑ For contention about the date of his death see "Ibn Hindū." Encyclopaedia of Islam (Wayback Machine saytida 2018-08-14 sanasida arxivlangan), Second Edition. Brill Online, 2013; Aida Tibi, “Translator’s Introduction,” in The Key to Medicine and a Guide for Students, trans. Aida Tibi (Reading: Garnet Publishing Limited, 2010), xiii-xix, https://books.google.com/books?id=7LqkpC5oI9sC&dq=the+key+to+medicine+a+guide+for+students&pg=PR15 M. Nasser and A. Tibi, “Ibn Hindu and the Science of Medicine,” Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 100 (January 2007), 55–56; Cecilia Martini Bonadeo, "Ibn Ḥindū, Abū l-Faraj", Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy^{[sayt ishlamaydi]} (2011).
↑ Aida Tibi, “Translator’s Introduction,” in The Key to Medicine and a Guide for Students, trans. Aida Tibi (Reading: Garnet Publishing Limited, 2010), xiii-xix.

[1] For contention about the date of his death see "Ibn Hindū." Encyclopaedia of Islam (Wayback Machine saytida 2018-08-14 sanasida arxivlangan), Second Edition. Brill Online, 2013; Aida Tibi, “Translator’s Introduction,” in The Key to Medicine and a Guide for Students, trans. Aida Tibi (Reading: Garnet Publishing Limited, 2010), xiii-xix, https://books.google.com/books?id=7LqkpC5oI9sC&dq=the+key+to+medicine+a+guide+for+students&pg=PR15 M. Nasser and A. Tibi, “Ibn Hindu and the Science of Medicine,” Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 100 (January 2007), 55–56; Cecilia Martini Bonadeo, "Ibn Ḥindū, Abū l-Faraj", Encyclopedia of Medieval Philosophy^{[sayt ishlamaydi]} (2011).

[2] Aida Tibi, “Translator’s Introduction,” in The Key to Medicine and a Guide for Students, trans. Aida Tibi (Reading: Garnet Publishing Limited, 2010), xiii-xix.

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