Ibn Sina
(Yettusmimeḍ seg Avicenne)
Ibn Sina (s taɛrabt : أبو عَلْي الحُسَيْنَ بن عَبد الله بن سِينَا), illul deg 980 ɣer yiri n Buxara d yemmut deg 1037 deg Hamdan (deg Iṛan n tura), d amejjay (ṭṭbib) ed afelsaf[1] ineslem, yettwassen s yimuhal-is deg yeḥricen n tafelsaft d tasnujjya, yura Adlis n ḥellu (s taɛrabt : كتاب الشفاء) d tasanayt tameqqrant tussnant ed tafelsafit. yura daɣen Lqanun n tasnujjya (s taɛrabt : القانون في الطب) d yiwen seg yidlisen i yettwassnen mliḥ n umezruy n tasnujjya[2].
 Ibn Sina | |||
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1024 - 1037 | |||
| Tameddurt | |||
| Isem-is ummid | أبو علي الحسين بن عبد الله بن الحسن بن علي بن سينا | ||
| Talalit |
Afshana (fr)  , 980 | ||
| Axxam-is |
Ray (fr) Buxara Ourguentch (fr) Gorgan (fr) Hamadan (fr) | ||
| Tutlayt tayemmat | Tafursit | ||
| Lmut |
Hamadan (fr) , 18 Yunyu 1037 | ||
| Ideg n uẓekka |
mausolée Avicenne (fr) | ||
| Tiɣri | |||
| Tutlayin |
Taɛrabt Tafursit | ||
| Iselmaden |
Abu Sahl 'Isa ibn Yahya al-Masihi (fr) | ||
| Inelmaden |
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| Amahil | |||
| Amahil |
afelsuf, amedyaz, Amesnallun, ṭṭbib, théoricien ou théoricienne de la musique (fr) , Amsengam, amusnak, amsekrar, éthicien ou éthicienne (fr) , faqîh (fr) d amaru | ||
| Important works |
Canon de la médecine (fr) Livre de la guérison (fr) Al-isharat wa al-tanbihat (en) | ||
| Influenced by |
Al-Biruni (fr) , Plotin (fr) , Muḥemmed, Claude Galien (fr) , Aristot, Hippocrate (fr) , Avenzoar (fr) , Wassil Ibn Ata (fr) , Abu Zayd al-Balḫī (fr) , Al-Kindi (fr) , Rhazès (fr) d Al-Fârâbî (fr) | ||
| Taflest | |||
| Asɣan |
Tineslemt Taciɛit | ||
