Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri has authored one thousand books in Urdu, English and Arabic languages. About 551 of these books have been printed and published while 449 books are in the pipeline, undergoing various processes of publication. Some of these books have also been translated in many other languages of the world.

Bu Ali Sina is a famous philosopher of medicine and philosophy both in east and west. He is known as the father of medicine. His book Qanoon (The Canon of Medicine) is part of syllabus of most universities of Europe till 15 th century. Family Background and Childhood Real name of Bu Ali Sina was Hussain. His father’s name was Abdullah.

Family was famous with reference to Ibn-e-Sina that was his 5 th forefather. Abdullah was the ruler of a place of Bukhara. Bu Ali Sina was born in August 980 in Bukhara. He was a contemporary of. He learnt the Arabic subjects and completed them when he was 10 years old. Bsa airsporter serial numbers3305100.

He studied philosophy, mathematics and medicine for six years. In age of seventeen he treated a king Nooh Ibn-e-Mansoor who was suffering from dangerous disease. When the king recovered, he gave permission to Bu Ali Sina for studying in his royal library along with other prizes. Ups and Downs of Life The rule of Samani family was ended in 1004. After this Bu Ali Sina served the ruler Khwarzim for some years. After this he was busy in study of medicine and philosophy in Jarjan. From there he went to Hamdan and was appointed as the minister of Sham-us-Daula.

Then army revolted against them and ordered to kill the minister. Bu Ali Sina escaped from there safely. After some years government of king of Isfahan was established. Bu Ali Sina became busy in writing books. Books of Bu Ali Sina Bu Ali Sina wrote many books. Among his books Kitab ul Shifa and Qanoon Fi Al Tib are most famous.

Bu Ali Sina also wrote an encyclopedia named Lisan ul Arab that consist of knowledge of all subjects. Bu Ali Sina was the master of Philosophy, Metaphysics, Logic, Mathematics and Medicine. His book Al-Qanoon was part of syllabus in most universities of Euorpe till 15 th century. In the university of Mont Plair and Leuven, his books were in syllabus til 1650. All of his books have been translated in European languages.

Death Bu Ali Sina was used to intense mental hard work. Once he was going with army on an expedition and severely fell ill. Bu Ali Sina died in June 1037.

The Islamic scientific thought developed on the crossroads of the oldest civilizations, in the space of constant tensions and riots. The development of the Islamic golden civilization is marked with the religion Islam and the influence of the Hebrew, Helenistic, Persian, Christian and other traditions and cultures. The Islamic scholastic philosophy revived the ancient Greek philosophy and preserved the heritage of Aristotle and Plato for the European renaissance. One of the greatest names of the falasifa-helenistically inspired philosophy-was Abdullah Ibn sina (Avicenna, 980-1037). Ibn Sina, seen by some as a representative of pure aristotelism, by others as a neoplatonic, by the maority as an unique thinker whose spirit made it to the heights of geniality, a man whose books were burned by some khalifahs and banned by the Church, is mentioned in Dante's “Divine comedy” as one of the good people who did not know Christianity or were not Christians in the first circle of “Inferno” together with Aristotle, Plato, Heraclitus, Hipokrates and Averroes. His opus contains about three hundred works-46 on philosophical topics, 44 on medical, 81 works on astronomy and natural sciences and over 70 works on different religious topics. He gained glory with the work “Kitab al-Qanun fit-Tibb” (The Canon of Medicine) an enyclopaedia of medicine in five books, translated into Latin in the 13 th century by Gerardo de Cremone.