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The great spiritual legacy of Abu Ali Ibn Sina as a philosopher and physician

Yusup Khalimbetov

This article is dedicated to the scientific and philosophical legacy of Abu Ali ibn Sina (Avicenna), his contribution to the development of medicine and philosophy during the medieval period. Avicenna's humanistic ideas, aimed at caring for human health and the well-being of society, remain relevant in the modern world [1]. His works, such as "The Canon of Medicine," had a significant influence on both the East and the West.

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