Al-Mansouri in medicine

Authorship / Abu Bakr Al-Razi Among the most important books of Al-Razi, and truly considered a medical and health constitution for daily life across ages, various places, and ages, its like is rare even in our modern era. Its author wrote it to be a book accessible to both the general and specialized people so they could be aware of what afflicts humans from diseases, after providing a wonderful descriptive overview of the human body's structure, then describing the natural instinct that this body, created by the Almighty, is in, showing the wisdom behind everything the human body is built upon and what nature or physiology, created by the Lord, contains within the human body. In the book, we see a warning from a cautious scholar concerned with humanity, warning against mistakes made by the ignorant and those overstepping in the medical profession, all while describing all diseases in a manner suitable for the readers of this book, whether doctors or others, in a wonderful, narrative, descriptive literary style that is enjoyable. Many researchers and orientalists praised this book, studied it, investigated it, and printed it in whole and parts. It was translated into several languages, including Latin and others. Parts of it were published due to their great importance, such as the section dedicated to anatomy, which was printed alongside Ibn Sina's "Canon," and the "Complete Book" by Ali ibn Abbas. The section related to the science of physiognomy was also published, which many physiognomy scholars, like Sheikh Al-Rabwa, Al-Fakhr Al-Razi, and others, took from. Due to the great importance of the book, Ibn Al-Haisha wrote a dictionary titled "Al-Mansouri Dictionary" or "Useful Sciences" and "Remover of Worries," from which many authors took knowledge. Type of paper / Shamua