The Garden of Wisdom in the history of doctors

The Garden of the Wise in the History of Physicians is a book titled "The Garden of the Wise in the History of Physicians," and it is a historical book highlighting aspects of Islamic civilization through biographies of physicians and their news in an ancient era. Here are the most prominent details about the book: Author: The scholar Dawood bin Nasser al-Din al-Mawsili (deceased in 826 AH - 1432 AD). Researcher: Mahmoud Mohamed Maki. Publisher: Dar Al-Ma'arif, Egypt. Series: The book is part of the series "Treasures of the Arabs." The servant of the physicians of the two states, Dawood bin Nasser al-Din al-Mawsili, says when souls are inclined to seek the past and delve into exploring strange and hidden relics: "A lesson for the wise and a reminder for the heedless," from the Almighty's saying: "Do they not look at the camels how they were created," and from the Prophet's khutbah (sermon): "Indeed, in the sky there is news, and on earth there are lessons." So I wanted to append the history of the physicians of the glorious Ashrafian state, and named it "The Garden of the Wise in the History of Physicians"; to excite students and enlighten every repentant. It has been enriched in the book treasury, a stance that is the joy of the sky's elevation and construction, and the envy of the gardens as safety, recreation, and light. It is the sacred prophetic position and the imamate sultanic stance, the shadow of Allah and His deputy on His earth, who upholds His Sunnah and His obligation, overseeing pulpits, families, crowns, and encircling the necks of creatures with goodness and charity. The master of the Sultans of the Two Holy Mosques, the one who can bear justice and the generosity of the two hemispheres. The book "The Garden of the Wise in the History of Physicians" Author: Dawood bin Nasser al-Din al-Mawsili Researcher: Mahmoud Mohamed Maki