A Practical Treatise on the Sputum

رساله‌ی طبی «فواید الافضلیه» و جایگاه آن در پزشکی دوره‌ی صفویه

Ali Afzal Ghate’ Ghazvini was a renowned physician, scholar, and calligrapher of the Safavid era whose personality and efforts in the field of medicine have not been fully recognized thus far. Among his works, three medical treatises can be of use in researching the medicine of the Safavid era. The present article adopts a descriptive-analytic method to introduce one of these treatises, Favaed-...

A Practical Treatise on Tropical Dysentery, More Particularly as It Occurs in the East Indies; Illustrated by Cases and Appearances on Dissection: To Which Is Added, a Practical Treatise on Scorbutic Dysentery, with Some Facts and Observations Relative to Scurvy

Introduction and correction of a treatise of Avecinna; "Alhendeba"

According to researchers of manuscripts, the treatise of Alhendeba is certainly a work of Avecinna’s own writing. This treatise, written in Arabic, is Avecinna’s reply to an inquisition presented to him, questioning the reason chicory (Alhendeba) should not be washed at the time of consumption. Avicenna answers using the Prophet Mohammed’s narration about chicory and adds his own scientific exp...

Studying the Authenticity of Medad al-Khotout Treatise Attributed to Mir Ali Heravi in Comparison with Khat va Savad Treatise by Majnoun Rafiqi Heravi

Mir Ali Heravi (died in 1545) is one of the greatest masters in Nasta’liq script who was famous and popular while he was alive among Uzbek, Indian and Ottoman governors. Majnoun Rafiqi is also one of the poets and calligraphers who is contemporary with Mir Ali and has written three treatises about teaching calligraphy. He was famous in his own period of time but since he did not have well-known...

Studying the authenticity of Medad al-Khotout treatise attributed to Mir Ali Heravi in comparison with Khat va Savad treatise by Majnoun Rafiqi Heravi

Mir Ali Heravi (died in 1545) is one of the greatest masters in Nasta’liq script who was famous and popular while he was alive among Uzbek, Indian and Ottoman governors. Majnoun Rafiqi is also one of the poets and calligraphers who is contemporary with Mir Ali and has written three treatises about teaching calligraphy. He was famous in his own period of time but since he did not have well-known...