The Book of Newborns

<p>The translation of &ldquo;The Book of Newborns&rdquo; originally authored by Hunayn ibn Ishaq in Arabic language and translated in English by Mohd Khalid and linguistically scrutinized by Sabeeh and Saleem Ahamad represents a significant scholarly endeavor bringing to light a pivotal work from the intellectual zenith of the 9th-century Islamic Golden Age. Hunayn ibn Ishaq a polymath renowned for his contributions to medicine philosophy and translation crafted a text that not only addresses the practical dimensions of infant care but also engages with the nascent field of embryological inquiry. This work stands as a testament to the sophisticated medical traditions of the Abbasid era reflecting a synthesis of Greco-Roman Persian and Islamic scholarly traditions.</p>