Ibn Sina (Avicenna)

Medicine Persian 980 – 1037 391 quotes

Canon of Medicine was standard text for centuries

Quotes by Ibn Sina (Avicenna)

The soul is immortal, and it will return to its origin after death.

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The physician should be a master of all sciences, for all sciences are interconnected.

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The best medicine is a good diet and a healthy lifestyle.

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The human body is a temple, and it should be treated with respect and care.

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The wise man is he who knows himself.

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The soul is the principle of life, and it is responsible for all the functions of the body.

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The physician should be a keen observer, and he should pay attention to every detail of the patient's condition.

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The more you learn, the more you realize how little you know.

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The human being is a rational animal, and reason is his distinguishing characteristic.

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The purpose of knowledge is to attain happiness.

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The soul is a spiritual substance, and it is not subject to decay or corruption.

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The physician should be a good listener, and he should allow the patient to express his feelings and concerns.

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The greatest wealth is health.

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The human body is a marvel of creation, and it is a testament to the power and wisdom of God.

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The purpose of philosophy is to understand the nature of reality and the meaning of life.

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The soul is a divine spark, and it is capable of achieving great things.

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The physician should be a compassionate and empathetic person, and he should always put the patient's needs first.

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The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.

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The human being is a social animal, and he needs to live in a community in order to thrive.

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The purpose of religion is to guide humanity towards righteousness and salvation.

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