who invent first surgery the form of medical in world? (Muslim Scientist)

Qasim Zahravi...

أبو القاسم خلف بن العباس الزهراوي‎

(936–1013), popularly known as Al-Zahrawi 

Father of Modern Surgery

Abul Qasim Zahravi Some eminent scientists of the Islamic kingdom of Andalusia were undoubtedly proficient in their art, but the greatest figure of the era, whose iron frame has been acknowledged for centuries by the West, is Abul Qasim Khalif ibn Abbas Ziravi.

The famous ruler of the pen, Abdurrahman al-Nasser, built a grand fort about four miles from his capital, Cordoba, and named it Zahra, short in the name of his queen Zahra. Gradually around this castle, the Aian Empire and other people built their houses and settled in a separate city known as Azra. I was the boom of the Valley city of Abul Qasim Khalif ibn Abbas and the title of "Zahrawi" has become a part of its name relative to that city.

Abul Qasim was the descendant of Zahravi's ancestors in Andalusia. He was born in the reign of Abdurrahman al-Nassrai, who was the eighth ruler of the Andaan Shahs. During his reign, the Andalusian capital of Cordoba arrived at Cordoba. Thus, its magnificence can be estimated from the fact that it contained three thousand eight hundred prostitutes, sixty thousand headless buildings, two hundred thousand houses of ordinary people, not eight thousand and seven hundred baths. If fifty public hospitals were present.

The Royal Library of Cordoba had more than two million books. Cordoba University was the largest university in the West at the time where Jalil al-Qadr, a scholar of various subjects, was involved in teaching and research. This was the environment in which Abul Qasim Zahravi spent his youth and youth. It is easy to infer from his fine art that he benefited from this scholarly environment and obtained the perfect hand in medicine, which was his special subject. Upon completion of his education, he became the ancestor of the Royal Hospital of Cordoba, and here he began the research that soon led him to be the inventor of the genocide and the greatest surgeon of his time. Made it.

At present, the idea of ​​treating the two treatment modalities in Baldwi (Medicine) and Treatment of Surgery (Hospitals) is quite common, although Western medicine is the main source of inter-allopathy, but surgery, Beni. Surgery is something of a special Western physician with no head in it, but the prevalence of this idea is that our people are not aware of the name and the causes of Abul Qasim Zahravi, the great surgeon of the Islamic era, or indeed he is. Zahravi is the great figure who illuminated Abel Liverp with the art of surgery.

Abul Qasim Al-Zawravi, who performed rare surgery on surgery, discovers new ways in the art through his daily experience, detailing all of the new tools he created under his supervision to perform the operation. Until his pen, Leigh had come to Lahore with a solo work author, who for centuries had been teaching in the universities of Europe as the only standard book of surgery.

The poisoning book is titled "Teraf Y. This whole book covers both medicine and surgery, but the most important part of it is surgery. The reason for this is that before medicine That is, a lot of books have been written in Arabic on Madman, but the first detailed book, "Exercise", refers to the surgery for surgery.

The definition "is divided into three major parts. The first part is about staining that was used in the treatment of certain diseases up to the Middle East. "The second and third sections of" Sufism "describe practical surgery and are the most important parts of this book. These include tooth extraction, eye operation, alopecia, extraction of stones from the bladder, cutting piles of hemorrhoids, operation of pigs, connecting broken bones, ligaments of the descending jaws, and cutting off the limbs. Details of the eighth drop are given.

In short, none of the details of any of the 5% surgeries in which a surgeon performs are missed. The equipment that is needed for these surgical operations is produced with very fine images. These instruments include Q-Atir, ie, urine-extrusion device, abdominal ulcer, tooth extraction device, anatomy device, various needle stitches, saws, surgeons' stitches, various needles for the chest of wounds. Are. Of these, the structure of defeat is pictured. Help and tact are explained by words. Prior to the settlement, "a book on boldness was written, and so many beautiful photos of surgical knowledge were published."

Among the salient features of the definition, "the author has made rather specific statements about surgery in the light of his experience than the medical world has ever known before. The language of the poem is simple to understand and the language is simple. All the details of the subject on which he writes the pen are so well described that there is no complication for the reader. But unlike some other medical writers, he is not involved in philosophical discourses, but rather considers aspects of his art and considers it necessary to explain only those matters that have national utility.

The West, who specialize in distorting the names of Muslims, remembers Abul Qasim Zahrawi by the names of Abulcasis, Eliukas Albucasis, and Alzaharawius.

In Western Europe, all the Western authors from the eighteenth century to the eighteenth century, who wrote books on surgery, are accustomed to the artistic ability of Abul Qasim Zahravi and rightly quote from his book. Some of them have clearly expressed the fact that Zahravi, a Zahravi teacher in surgery, is perfect and that what Europe has achieved in early surgery is only thanks to poisoning.

Zahravi's book "Tafarif" continued to enter Europe's largest universities for centuries, and surgeons from the West continued to present the contents of this book.

Definition “The Black Taine translation was first published in Venice in 7 AD. Subsequently, this black-tinted edition, in which the original book of the Arabic book was also submerged, came to prominence in Basel. The largest edition of the Basel edition was found to contain both the original Arabic book and its infinite translation in one volume. The book's popularity in Europe continued until the end of the nineteenth century. Consequently, a French doctor's cork transferred "al-Tasrif" into French and, in Debache, called the book a rare masterpiece of surgery. Some of them even wrote rates on this book.