Greatest Iranian Scholar Avicenna
All the scholar and scientists are going to mention here are belonged to no one but to the whole world. But some try to misrepresent where they were born and educated and grow up. We cannot say the Edison was an Arab or an Iranian though he belongs to the world. Saalad has been mentioning about these people because they have said so much about the health issues such as eating right food and drinking a right water. If a non Muslim wants to know a good typical Iranian Muslim then Avicenna (IBN SINA) is the one. He was born in Iran in 981 and died in 1037 was buried in Hamedan- Iran.He was the foremost:
- physician.
- Philosopher.
- Astronomer.
- Chemist.
- Geologist.
- Logician.
- Paleontologist.
- Mathematician.
- Physicist.
- Poet.
- Psychologist.
- Scientist.
- Teacher.
- He is the father of the modern medicine, father of the fundamental concept of momentum in physic and he is regarded as the pioneer of aromatherapy for his extraction of essential oils. He developed the concept of uniformitarianism and LAW of superposition in geology for which he is considered to be the father of geology. He had nearly 20 Phd which he had received during his 56 years of living. Students from the third world countries come to study in Britain some of them take 12 years to get a Phd and when they complete their studies they will not return home to help their own people.
Regarding food Avicenna stated:
" Your food is your medicine and your medicine is your food."
It is a simple statement but so much is in it , if one is careful about what one eats then one will stay healthy and never become ill. In the jangle Animals do not have any doctor or a surgery to go to . When they become ill they cure themselves by eating a right stuffs in the jangle and after a few days they become normal. But if they were bombarded by lots of chemicals and so many incompetent doctors hamper by prescribing a wrong treatments then the mater would be worse. As we hear that people go into a hospital to get a treatment for a minor surgery then they would be ended dead as a result of a medical negligence.
Avicenna said that Almighty created all beings and provided all their needs in the nature. If we are close to the nature we are safe.
He was a Tehrani
Greatest Persian Muslim Physicians Zakaria Razi
This is a sample of Zakaria Razi hand writing.
Iranian Muslim Scholar and the greatest Physicians who discovered Alcohol
Abu Baker Mohammad Ibn Zakaryia Raziwas born in Tehran (Shar Rayy) in 865 and died in 925 and was buried in Tehran (Shar Rayy) He had more than 184 books and articles in various fields of science, he was well versed in Persian, Greek, and Indian Medical knowledge and he made numerous advances in medicine though own observations and discoveries. He was the foremost:
MULLANA JALALEDIN RUMI
He belong to all human beings and but is also an Iranian, he was neither a Turkish nor an Arab. He was one of the greatest Persian poet who migrated to Turky-Ghoniya because of the unrest in Persian by the Mongol Empire. That is why he was buried in Ghonyeh in Turky.
He said: Animal grow up by eating. Man grow up and develops by listening and thinking about who he is?
SHAMS TABRIZI
As the years passed, Rumi attributed more and more of his own poetry to SHAMS as a sign of admiration, love and respect for his departed friend and master. Indeed, it quickly becomes clear in reading RUMI that Shams was elevated to a symbol of God's love for mankind, and that Shams was a sun (Shams in Arabic means SUN) shining the Light of God on Rumi.
Shams written a book called MAQALAT which contains some spiritual advice. Some of them are:
Omar KHayam - Born in Neyshapur- Iran 1123, was a:
1) Persian Polymath,
2) Mathematician
3) Philosopher
4) Astronomer of the medieval period.
5) Poet
6) Musician
7) Physicist
He has also become established as one of the major mathematicians and astronomers of the medieval period. Recognized as the author of the most important treatise on Algebra before modern times as reflected in his Treatise on Demonstration of Problems of Algebra giving a geometirc method for solving cubic equations by intersecting a hyperbola with a circle. He also contributed to calendar reform and may have proposed a heliocentric theory well before Copernicus. His significance as a philosopher and teacher, and his few remaining philosophical works, have not received the same attention as his scientific and poetic writings. Zamakhshari referred to him as "the philosopher of the world" Many sources have also testified that he taught for decades the philosophy of IBN SINA in Nishapur where Khayam lived most of his life, breathed his last, and was buried and where his mausoleum remains today a masterpiece of Iranian architecture visited by many people every year.
Outside Iran and Persian speaking countries, Khayyam has had impact on literature and societies through translation and works of scholars. The greatest such impact was in English-speaking countries; the English scholar Thomas Hyde (1636-1703) was the first non-Persian to study him. However the most influential of all was Edward FitzGerald (1809-1883) who made Khayyam the most famous poet of the East in the West through his celebrated translation and adaptations of Khyyam's rather small number of quatrains (RUBAIYAAT) in Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. His poems are misunderstood in the west. He is using wine as a metaphor and symbol not as Alcoholic drink.
Salman Farsi- One of the greatest follower of Islam
Salman the Persian was born with the Persian name ROUZBEH in the city of Kazerun in Fars, Iran. he grew up in the town of Isfahan in Persian, in the village of Jayyan. His father was the Dihqan (Chief of Agriculture) of the village. He was a follower of the Zartosht, believing in one God the oldest religion of the world. He was the richest person there and had the biggest house. His father loved him, more than he loved any other. Salman was educated person. As time went by, his love for Salman became strong and over powering that he feared to lose him or have anything happen to him. So he kept him at home, a virtual prisoner, in the same way that young girl were kept. Salam's father had a vast estate, which yield an abundant supply of crops. He himself looked after the estate and gathered harvest. One day as he went about his duties as Dihqan of the village, he said to Salman, " My son, as you see I am too busy to go out to the estate now. Go and look after matters there for me today." On the way to estate Salman passes a Christian church and heard voices raised in prayer, which attracted his attention. He did not know anything about Christianity or for that matter, about the followers of any other religion. His father had kept him in the house away from people. When he heard the voice of the Christianity, he entered the church to see what they were doing. He was impressed by their manner of praying and felt drawn to their religion. He said: "this religion is better than ours I shall not leave them until the sunset"." Salman asked and was told that the Christian religion originated in Syria. He did not go to his father 's estate that day and at night, he returned home. His father met him and asked where he had been. Salman told him about his meeting with the Christians and how he was impressed by their religion. His father was dismayed and said: " My son, there is nothing good in that religion. Your religion and the religion of your forefathers is better." Salman replied: "no their religion is better than ours." His father became upset and afraid that Salman would leave their religion. So he kept Salman locked up in the house and sackled his feet. Salman managed to send a message to the Christians, asking them to inform him of any caravans going to Syria. Before long they contacted him with the information he wanted. He broke the fetters and escaped his father's estate to join the caravan to Syria. When he reached there, he asked regarding the leading person in the Christian religion and was directed to the bishop of the church. He went up to him and said: " I want to become a Christian and would like to attach myself to your service, learn from you and pray with you.
The Bishop agreed and Salman entered the church in his service. Salman soon found out, however, that the bishop was corrupt like some of the ministers today in all religions are corrupt. He was traveling he arrived in the Arabian land and met the Prophet of Islam who had a reputation for strict honesty, one who would accept a gift but would never consume Charity for himself. Salman became Muslim and said I am son of Islam from children of ADAM.
Salman was literate person and was very intelligent who the Prophet of Islam said Salman is from y family. All Muslims believe that Salman was one of the greatest followers of Islam.
All the Iranian are proud of Salman Farsi.
Khajeh al- Nasir Tusi
Avicenna said that Almighty created all beings and provided all their needs in the nature. If we are close to the nature we are safe.
He was a Tehrani
Greatest Persian Muslim Physicians Zakaria Razi
This is a sample of Zakaria Razi hand writing.
- Never eat till you are hungry.
- Never eat heavy foods after the sunset.
- Never drink any water when you are eating food.
- Never eat food when you are angry and outraged.
- Never eat three different meets together. (fish, red meat, chicken)
- Never eat till you are full, always eat less.
- Never eat large meal, eat small amount but frequently.
- Never eat fast, eat slowly and take time and enjoy eating.
- Never eat leftover foods which is more than a day old
Iranian Muslim Scholar and the greatest Physicians who discovered Alcohol
Abu Baker Mohammad Ibn Zakaryia Raziwas born in Tehran (Shar Rayy) in 865 and died in 925 and was buried in Tehran (Shar Rayy) He had more than 184 books and articles in various fields of science, he was well versed in Persian, Greek, and Indian Medical knowledge and he made numerous advances in medicine though own observations and discoveries. He was the foremost:
- Mathematician
- Physician.
- Chemist
- Musician
- Philosopher
- Methaphyscist
- Medicine was his professional field he was a pioneer of Neuro-surgery and Ophthalmology. He was among the first to use HUMORLISM to distinguish one contagious disease from other.
- He discovered Alcohol and its refinement to use in medicine.
- He discovered Small Pox
- He discovered Measles
- He discover Sulfuric Acid.
- He was a rationalist and founder of RATIOCINATION.
- He traveled to Baghdad and was the chief in Baghdad 's hospital.
- He was the best physician who was very compassionate towards his patients.
- He was the best teacher who trained so many physician.
MULLANA JALALEDIN RUMI
He belong to all human beings and but is also an Iranian, he was neither a Turkish nor an Arab. He was one of the greatest Persian poet who migrated to Turky-Ghoniya because of the unrest in Persian by the Mongol Empire. That is why he was buried in Ghonyeh in Turky.
He said: Animal grow up by eating. Man grow up and develops by listening and thinking about who he is?
SHAMS TABRIZI
Shams al-Din Mohammad-e- Tabrizi was an Iranian sufi mystic born in the city of Tabriz in Iranian Azarbaijan. He introduced Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Mohammad Balkhi, usually known as RUMI in the west, to Islamic mysticism, for which he was immortalized in RUMI's poetry collection Diwan-e-Shams-e-Tabrizi (The works of shams of Tabriz) Shams lived with Rumi for several years and they learned from each other and some of the Rumi 's followers did not like Shams therefore they made life difficult for Shams therefore he left Rumi and returned to Khoy -Iran and died there his Tomb has been nominated as a World Cultural Heritage Centre by UNESCO.
As the years passed, Rumi attributed more and more of his own poetry to SHAMS as a sign of admiration, love and respect for his departed friend and master. Indeed, it quickly becomes clear in reading RUMI that Shams was elevated to a symbol of God's love for mankind, and that Shams was a sun (Shams in Arabic means SUN) shining the Light of God on Rumi.
Shams written a book called MAQALAT which contains some spiritual advice. Some of them are:
- Blessing is excess, so to speak an excess of everything. Do not be content with being of Faqih (religious scholar), say I want more- more than being a Sufi (a mystic), more than being a mystic more than each thing that comes before you.
- All the corruption in the world arises from this - someone believe in someone out of imitation or disbelieved in someone out of imitation.
- A good man complains of no one; he does not look to faults.
- Joy is like pure clear water; wherever it flows, wondrous blossoms grow... Sorrow is like a black flood; wherever it flows it wilts the blossoms.
- And the Persian language, how did it happen? With so much elegance and goodness such that the meanings and elegance that is found in the Persian language is not found in Arabic.
Omar KHayam - Born in Neyshapur- Iran 1123, was a:
1) Persian Polymath,
2) Mathematician
3) Philosopher
4) Astronomer of the medieval period.
5) Poet
6) Musician
7) Physicist
He has also become established as one of the major mathematicians and astronomers of the medieval period. Recognized as the author of the most important treatise on Algebra before modern times as reflected in his Treatise on Demonstration of Problems of Algebra giving a geometirc method for solving cubic equations by intersecting a hyperbola with a circle. He also contributed to calendar reform and may have proposed a heliocentric theory well before Copernicus. His significance as a philosopher and teacher, and his few remaining philosophical works, have not received the same attention as his scientific and poetic writings. Zamakhshari referred to him as "the philosopher of the world" Many sources have also testified that he taught for decades the philosophy of IBN SINA in Nishapur where Khayam lived most of his life, breathed his last, and was buried and where his mausoleum remains today a masterpiece of Iranian architecture visited by many people every year.
Salman Farsi- One of the greatest follower of Islam
Salman: "When you are still hungry stop eating."
This is to say that never eat till you are absolutely full up.
"Eat in a right time regularly with small amount of food"
"Ear slowly and chew your food properly"
"After eating wait calm half an hour so that your food digest"
"Ear slowly and chew your food properly"
"After eating wait calm half an hour so that your food digest"
Salman the Persian was born with the Persian name ROUZBEH in the city of Kazerun in Fars, Iran. he grew up in the town of Isfahan in Persian, in the village of Jayyan. His father was the Dihqan (Chief of Agriculture) of the village. He was a follower of the Zartosht, believing in one God the oldest religion of the world. He was the richest person there and had the biggest house. His father loved him, more than he loved any other. Salman was educated person. As time went by, his love for Salman became strong and over powering that he feared to lose him or have anything happen to him. So he kept him at home, a virtual prisoner, in the same way that young girl were kept. Salam's father had a vast estate, which yield an abundant supply of crops. He himself looked after the estate and gathered harvest. One day as he went about his duties as Dihqan of the village, he said to Salman, " My son, as you see I am too busy to go out to the estate now. Go and look after matters there for me today." On the way to estate Salman passes a Christian church and heard voices raised in prayer, which attracted his attention. He did not know anything about Christianity or for that matter, about the followers of any other religion. His father had kept him in the house away from people. When he heard the voice of the Christianity, he entered the church to see what they were doing. He was impressed by their manner of praying and felt drawn to their religion. He said: "this religion is better than ours I shall not leave them until the sunset"." Salman asked and was told that the Christian religion originated in Syria. He did not go to his father 's estate that day and at night, he returned home. His father met him and asked where he had been. Salman told him about his meeting with the Christians and how he was impressed by their religion. His father was dismayed and said: " My son, there is nothing good in that religion. Your religion and the religion of your forefathers is better." Salman replied: "no their religion is better than ours." His father became upset and afraid that Salman would leave their religion. So he kept Salman locked up in the house and sackled his feet. Salman managed to send a message to the Christians, asking them to inform him of any caravans going to Syria. Before long they contacted him with the information he wanted. He broke the fetters and escaped his father's estate to join the caravan to Syria. When he reached there, he asked regarding the leading person in the Christian religion and was directed to the bishop of the church. He went up to him and said: " I want to become a Christian and would like to attach myself to your service, learn from you and pray with you.
The Bishop agreed and Salman entered the church in his service. Salman soon found out, however, that the bishop was corrupt like some of the ministers today in all religions are corrupt. He was traveling he arrived in the Arabian land and met the Prophet of Islam who had a reputation for strict honesty, one who would accept a gift but would never consume Charity for himself. Salman became Muslim and said I am son of Islam from children of ADAM.
Salman was literate person and was very intelligent who the Prophet of Islam said Salman is from y family. All Muslims believe that Salman was one of the greatest followers of Islam.
All the Iranian are proud of Salman Farsi.
Khajeh al- Nasir Tusi