2013
DOI: 10.5812/ircmj.8080
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The Life of Jorjani: One of the Persian Pioneers of Medical Encyclopedia Compiling: On the Occasion of His 1000th Birthday Anniversary (434, A.H. - 1434, A.H.)

Abstract: Background: Seyyed Esmaeil Jorjani is one of the most prominent pioneers and scientists of Islamic and Iranian traditional medicine in the 11 th and 12 th centuries (4 th and 5 th centuries A.H.). The number of his books is not certainly clear, but it is signified that he has written a couple of great books concerning medicine for Persians and too many treatises in such fields as philosophy, theology, medical ethics, human anatomy, chemistry, pharmacy and other sciences. His most famous and important book is "… Show more

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“…In the ancient times, Persian physicians such as Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi (Rhazes) in the 9th century and Ibn Sina (Avicenna) in the 10th century developed pioneer theories on infectious diseases, in which the origins of diseases such as variola, measles, and tuberculosis are external agents present in the contaminated air or water [12,13] (Table 1). Later, Sayyid Ismail Jorjani would even recommend boiling or filtering water before consumption [13,14]. In 1546, three centuries before the germ theory was admitted and the miasma theory was consequently buried, the Italian physician Girolamo Fracastoro wrote the book De contagione et contagiosis morbis.…”
Section: Early Discoveries On the Role Of The Environment As Reservoirmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the ancient times, Persian physicians such as Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi (Rhazes) in the 9th century and Ibn Sina (Avicenna) in the 10th century developed pioneer theories on infectious diseases, in which the origins of diseases such as variola, measles, and tuberculosis are external agents present in the contaminated air or water [12,13] (Table 1). Later, Sayyid Ismail Jorjani would even recommend boiling or filtering water before consumption [13,14]. In 1546, three centuries before the germ theory was admitted and the miasma theory was consequently buried, the Italian physician Girolamo Fracastoro wrote the book De contagione et contagiosis morbis.…”
Section: Early Discoveries On the Role Of The Environment As Reservoirmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kitab n hem elit kitlenin hem de s radan insanlar n yararlanmas amac ile Farsça yazm t r (7). Yukar da belirtilenlere ek olarak, önemli t p okullar bar nd ran Rey ve fah n ehirlerini de ziyaret etti i baz kaynaklarda ifade edilmektedir (5). Cürc n Mu ammed utbu'd-D n ' rezm h' n o lu ve veliaht Ats z b. Mu ammed'e hizmet ettikten sonra 1137 y l nda Merv'de hayat n kaybetmi tir (2,3,7).…”
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“…Cürc n 'nin t bb n yan s ra felsefe, t p eti i, teoloji, insan anatomisi, kimya, farmakoloji, eczac l k ve di er do a bilimleri üzerine eserleri bulunmaktad r (5). Dört kitaptan olu an el-A r u' -bbiye ve'l-Meb is u'l-Al 'iyye, eczac l k ve materia medica üzerine 5 ciltten olu an Y dig r, iki uzunlamas na cilt halinde düzenlenmi olup seyyahlar n her bir binici çizmesine bir cildi yerle tirmesi dü üncesi ile haz rlanm uffey-i Al say labilir (3,4,7).…”
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“…It also was translated into Hebrew, Urdu, and Turkish. Zachariah contains a complete subject about groin hernia [9]. The study of old Persian medical books such as Zachariah will be beneficial for future historical studies [10].…”
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