All Humans on Earth Treat This Boy As God After Discovering His Mystery Powers 

I've seen this on Netflix it worth watching.

You didn't mention Persia in the whole review. Today's known as Iran. They are not Arabs. They are persian and speak persian, not arabic.

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By Noah Gordon and the book is "The Physician".

@@eksiarvamus thank you for correcting, but writing surname first is not a mistake, and it is published as Medicus in my language. But yes, the way you put it will make it easier for anyone who decides to search for an author.

The Physician.

The Physician 2013

I don't know, I can't see it but in the description

​@@Nowseemypoint can you see it in the comment answer right next to yours? 😅

The Physician.

The Physician.

@@autumnpielovers112 Thanks!

I don't think anyone said this is a documentary of ibn Sina

@@spartawelly5863 its better if you don't think at all. lol

@@abominablesnowman876 no one said this was a documentary...if you want to make your own true version of ibn Sina then do it

@@spartawelly5863 hmm.. you should do it

@@spartawelly5863 Do you want to do it?

Btw Zoroastrianism was one of the first monotheistic religions....king Cyrus was Zoroastrian

Loosely

You don't need just religion to confused and excite the masses for easier slave control. People do it all the time because their minds are focused on other projects, like feeding the community or making sure your hardware won't break and accidentally kill someone?

If you are talking about Christianity, there was no immense destruction of knowledge by religious zealots. In fact, the Catholic Church was one of the main institutions that saved and passed on knowledge. There are a lot of historically ignorant narratives floating around about religion that people really should stop repeating. The historian Tom Holland has written several excellent books about how Christianity shaped the world we inhabit now. There is a reason that modern science developed where and when it did.

@@isoldam This. Also, it is kind of ironic...

@@isoldam Unfortunately, comes to the body of knowledge of medicine, biology, anatomy that came from the part of the world that around 600s became predominantly Islamic, the author is correct. Copious books on medicine were brought to the Iberian Peninsula by the Moors - Muslims that inhabited territories now Spain. Many works (including Avicenna Ibn Sina’s works) were burnt by the Catholics, as the Muslims were pushed south and everything was being destroyed by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile. This began in mid 1400s. Although some of the knowledge was preserved in trained physicians - but Jewish and Moorish physicians were prohibited to practice medicine. Initially Spanish Jewry was allowed to stay in Castile and Aragon on condition of becoming Catholics. And some accepted the new faith, while most left. Hence, the knowledge still preserved in the minds of practitioners was lost forever. Within a decade, even those Jewish families that practiced Catholicism became persecuted - some burnt at stakes and some escaped and for the next several centuries moved around Western Europe till mid 19th century. No books, no practitioners were left, and medicine as a science (as so many sciences) were thrown back - as anything that wasn’t shared by Rome or, rather, Vatican in the Middle Ages was perceived as magic and witchcraft and was persecuted and severely punished. This is not a dig against Christianity. It is a historic fact. Many learnt from it. But this kind of persecution continued for at least 2-2,5 centuries in Europe. Da Vinci research and some of his art was perceived inappropriate and some dangerous by Vatican. The only time when Da Vinci became welcome in Rome was right before he got an invitation to do some work for the French king. And that was the period, when one of the Medici’s family members became the Pope. Hence, I am sure you know this was the reason Da Vinci decided to leave Italy and stayed in France where he was given a home and could create without risks. Besides, he was already aged, and not so sure he would be able to run like he did earlier for safety between Florence, Milan, and Florence again, during the periods when Medici couldn’t protect them. I am sure you are familiar with Copernicus. His “trial” in Trent was famous. And such prominent Catholic figures as Spina and Tolosani worked hard to refute Copernicus’ work, failed. And then they simply reduced to blackmail and threats against Nicola Copernicus. Galileo Galilei was flat convicted of heresy because of his scientific work. They didn’t burn him (well, in 1633 burning was going out of trend /being sarcastic/), but Galilei spent the rest of his life locked in his home, prohibited any exchange of ideas in correspondence and in person with anyone. I wonder if we would ever know what is stored in Vatican archives. One this that I agree with you - Vatican collected and preserved quite a bit. However, only the works that were aligned with the policy of Vatican were released to be publicly available. If scientific work was not in agreement with the medieval period church dogma - it never saw the light of day. And opening it now - is to admit things were hidden for the sake of Cath politics and power of the Medieval Europe and on.

@@isoldam Christianity is pretty famous for its witch hunts. The Spanish Inquisition was not an isolated incident. Science progressed despite religion, not because of it.

which superstitious ppl? oh wait, just realized you likely Indian lol

Its mostly access to information and knowledge from Greeks, Romans and Chinese....

Greek history is one thing I hope in the future to spend a year or so on studying up on. @@J1WE

What do you mean lost to superstitious people....the mongols run the rivers black with ink of books and christians helped them

@@J1WE that doesn't make it any less cooler

Most of history is filled with idiots like him in power.

Weak ass

The fact he may be muslim is irrelevant to his skills as a medicine man.

I am not Muslim but understood why Islam spread in middle east . Because a man with medical knowledge cannot cure a patient because he or she may hanged till death

He was not moslem, just a persian man

Being Muslim must suck

Learnt from whom ? The Byzantines and Greeks. These Arabs literally burned those precious books in Constantinople. Which let to Renaissance in Europe

Luke was a physician, how did religion hold back science. Don't let people who are hungry for power deceive you

Nah, Quran was plagiarized from the Bible, so islam is a 2nd rate trying hard copycat 😭

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The physician

not since the last 1000 years

Isfahan existed way before when the Seljuks were nothing but guards in the middle east

@@spartawelly5863 Not at the time period of the movie dumbass. At that time they already owned isfahan

@@spartawelly5863 Not at the time period of the movie embecile. At that time they already owned isfahan. "Nothing but guards in the middle east"? 😂😂😂Good one

@@precursors well this is a movie not a documentary and yes Seljuks used to be guards

@@precursors Was it really necessary to insult this person? Why can't we all have civilised discourse without resorting to insulting and demeaning each-other? People can discuss their differences without aggression or inflammatory language. Just a thoughtful interjection. By the way, it's IMBECILE not EMBECILE.

Don't be proud of being Muslim man..as u can c how good that religion was then n how it is now!!!!