الطب الاسلامي ومواجهة الأوبئة في العصر الوسيط
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Islamic societies in the Middle Ages knew varieties of epidemics, which called for the attention of doctors and scientists to look for causative ills and how to avoid them, they took preventive measures such as isolation of health, building specialized hospitals, and encouraging scientists to research medical sciences, so health care in Islamic civilization represented a state strategy, so Muslims knew respectable progress in the medical field. The study of the history of epidemics makes us wonder about the causes of global epidemics that have decimated many creation in The Islamic and European society and whether the occurrence of these epidemics is linked to environmental causes or other reasons explained through religious vision.
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