GHAYAT AL-BAYAN FI TADBIR WA ILAJ BADAN AL-INSAN, OTTOMAN MEDICAL MANUSCRIPT, DATED 1113 AH / 1701–1702 AD
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Ghayat Al-bayan Fi Tadbir Wa Ilaj Badan Al-insan — Ottoman Medical Manuscript, Dated 1113 AH / 1701–1702 AD, By Salih bin Nasr Allah bin Sallum al-Halabi, Chief Physician of the Ottoman Empire. Rearranged by the physician Yahya. Copied by the female physician Mashuqah Khatun, daughter of the Chief Physician Mustafa bin Abdullah known as Faydhi al-Rumi, in 1113 AH (1701–1702 AD).
An Arabic medical manuscript titled Ghayat al-Bayan fi Tadbir wa Ilaj Badan al-Insan fi Ilm al-Tibb (The Complete Explanation on the Management and Treatment of the Human Body in the Science of Medicine). Written by Salih al-Halabi, the Chief Physician of the Ottoman Empire, it discusses medical theory, treatment methods, and health preservation. This copy was reorganized by the physician Yahya and personally copied by Mashuqah Khatun, a female Ottoman physician, in 1113 AH / 1701–1702 AD.
