A new look at the importance and position of Syrian and Nestorian physicians in Jundishapur in Islamic civilization (A case study of the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh and Maserjuyeh families)

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Rashnopour Farhad; POURMOHAMMADI AMLASHI NASROLLAH

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine Year:2020 | Volume:13 | Issue:1 Page(s): 100-115

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A new look at the importance and position of Syrian and Nestorian physicians in Jundishapur in Islamic civilization (A case study of the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh and Maserjuyeh families)

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Rashnopour Farhad | POURMOHAMMADI AMLASHI NASROLLAH | Issue Writer Certificate

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JundishapurQ1

medicineQ2

SyriacQ2

NestorianQ1

BakhtishuQ1

MasouyehQ1

MaserjouyehQ1

Abstract

Jundishapur was built during the Sassanid Shapur era to house Roman prisoners, and a scientific school, especially in the field of medicine was established there. Jundishapur's urban and scientific identity are intertwined with three concepts of Medical knowledge, Syriac, and Christian Christianity. In this research, the establishment of the Nestorian dynasty in Jundishapur, as well as the distinguished position of these physicians in the flourishing of Islamic civilization, has been studied and recognized. Therefore, this issue will be explained and highlighted by analytical descriptive method and relying on library resources. After the rise of Islam and the conquest of Iran, the medical elites of Syriac and Nestorian Jundishapuri; in particular, the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh, and Maserjuyeh families continued to incorporate the medical traditions of various nations and the translation of Greek medical texts into other languages at Jundishapur Hospital. With the employment of prominent people of these dynasties in the Abbasid Caliphate of Baghdad, human resources, academic, and clinical achievements and the results of centuries of experience of Jundishapur Hospital Medical Center in compiling and translating medical texts have transferred to Islamic civilization by them.

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Rashnopour, Farhad, & POURMOHAMMADI AMLASHI, NASROLLAH. (2020). A new look at the importance and position of Syrian and Nestorian physicians in Jundishapur in Islamic civilization (A case study of the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh and Maserjuyeh families). JOURNAL OF MEDICAL ETHICS AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE, 13(1 ), 100-115. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/414355/en

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Rashnopour Farhad, POURMOHAMMADI AMLASHI NASROLLAH. A new look at the importance and position of Syrian and Nestorian physicians in Jundishapur in Islamic civilization (A case study of the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh and Maserjuyeh families). JOURNAL OF MEDICAL ETHICS AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE[Internet]. 2020;13(1 ):100-115. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/414355/en

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Farhad Rashnopour, and NASROLLAH POURMOHAMMADI AMLASHI, “A new look at the importance and position of Syrian and Nestorian physicians in Jundishapur in Islamic civilization (A case study of the Bakhtishoo, Masouyeh and Maserjuyeh families),” JOURNAL OF MEDICAL ETHICS AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE, vol. 13, no. 1 , pp. 100–115, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/414355/en

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