Applied investigation at Life Science, Hygiene, Biomedical Research in Medieval Islamic Civilization (original) (raw)

The paper explores the development of hygiene, life sciences, and medical practices during the medieval Islamic civilization. It discusses the significant contributions of Islamic scholars, such as Avicenna and Averroes, to the fields of health and environmental sciences, highlighting their influences on contemporary medicine. The research emphasizes the importance of historical Islamic teachings in shaping modern health behaviors and urban planning, along with the practice of individual and societal hygiene as essential components of overall well-being.