The Prince of Physicians and the Prisoner of Viziers

<p><strong>Ibn Sīnā</strong> (Avicenna) was the ultimate polymath of the century a self-taught prodigy whose systematic mind defined world knowledge for over years.</p><p>Born into the intellectual furnace of the Samanid Empire his life became a brutal cycle of <strong>exile imprisonment and high-stakes service</strong> in chaotic Islamic courts. Forced to reconcile profound scholarship with political peril he wrote his masterpieces while constantly on the run.</p><p>This comprehensive biography details how Avicenna single-handedly unified science and philosophy. It analyzes the dual legacy of his monumental works: <em><strong>The Canon of Medicine</strong></em> which dominated clinical practice from Baghdad to Bologna and <em><strong>The Book of Healing</strong></em> the philosophical system that <strong>corrected Aristotle</strong> and laid the conceptual foundation for <strong>Thomas Aquinas</strong> and Western Scholasticism.</p><p>Discover the extraordinary life of the <strong>Prince of Physicians</strong>-a man who organized chaos and built the intellectual framework of the medieval world through the sheer force of his genius. Approx.162 pages 30500 word count</p>