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Keskinbora Hidir Kadircan

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF MEDICINE Year:2025 | Volume:14 | Issue:2 Page(s): 179-180

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Comments on the Article Named "A Journey in Time: Muslim, Arab, and Persian Physicians and the History of Surgery"

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Keskinbora Hidir Kadircan | Issue Writer Certificate

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I read with interest the article A Journey in Time; Muslim, Arab, and Persian Physicians and the History of Surgery by Taqi and AlNasrallah published in volume 14(1) of your journal. (Taqi, and AlNasrallah, 2025, pp. 19-32)

The article has ambitious definitions: A Journey in Time, Muslim, History of Surgery. I would like to admit that I was very excited about discovering lesser-known historical figures. Since they point to a large whole, these titles evoke comprehensive reviews: ‘Muslim’ and ‘History of Surgery’. The abstract's closing further emphasizes the broad focus of the study: “By highlighting these contributions, we seek to rectify the historical oversight and endure the profound impact of these scholars and their contributions to medicine and surgery”.

The word Muslim has a wide geographical connotation, namely, the geography of Islamic civilization. Moreover, in such a vast geography, scientists from many different religions, nationalities, and ethnicities produced knowledge and science that contributed to Islamic civilization and humanity. Despite this, even after reading the whole article, I could not understand the reason for the emphasis on Arab and Persian physicians in the title.

Is it possible not to mention Albucasis when it comes to surgery, Avicenna, and Rhazes in medicine? Journey in Time was completed by adding Haly Abbas and Ibn al-Quff to these three giant names.

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