Milad Khalili Shojaei، مورد فنون و الحرف اليدوية و مخطوطة من ألمانيا

Antique Book from 1862

"It is a bundle of bound together writings printed in India. It follows one another:

1. A code of obligations according to Islamic law (Kitāb-i farā’iḍ-i šarīf) with Arabic content, printed in Bombay in 1279 of the Hijra (= 1862).

2. A compendium of geometry (Talḫīṣ al-handasa), Arabic with marginal notes, printed in 1286 (= 1869).

3. A medical text (Risāla-i qabrīya) with interlinear notes and commentary in the margin, printed in Lucknau. At the end there is the extensive table of contents of a medical book according to Ibn Sīnā (Qānūnča). Using the font and font size, you will be able to determine how many sheets of paper belong to the Risāla and whether and how many belong to the Qānūnča.

4. A Persian medicine book (Ṭibb-i Yūsufī), printed in 1286 (= 1869) in Lahore.

In terms of science history, the writings under 3 and 4 on traditional medicine are probably the most interesting. They lead to today's renaissance of Graeco-Arabic humoral medicine, known in India as Tibb-e Unani. "

وقد تم تسجيل هذا الاقتراح منذ 3 أسبوعًا باللغة التركية ومن دولة ألمانيا.