Arabic medicines made major discoveries and advancements between 700-1500 AD. During this time, the Arabic world was the center of scientific and medical knowledge as Greek and Roman texts were translated and studied. One influential scientist was Ibn Sina, who wrote extensively on many topics including his famous "Laws of Medicine" which covered formulation of medicines, diagnosis, general medicine, and detailed therapies. His work was translated to Latin and influenced the development of medicine for centuries.
2. For many centuries after the fall of the Roman Empire, the Arabic world
was the centre of scientific and medical knowledge. Texts from
Greece and Rome were translated into Arabic and studied by
Islamic scholars.
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3. Ibn Sina wrote many books on a wide range of topics
including philosophy, mathematics and astronomy. He is
perhaps most famous for his "Laws of Medicine" which
contained sections on the formulation of medicines,
diagnosis of disorders, general medicine and detailed
therapies. It was translated into Latin and influenced the
development of medicine for several centuries.
