Born in 1126, in Cordoba, his introduction to Abu Ya'qub, an Arab philosopher, made him realize that Islam required an integration of modern belief and ancient thought.
Born in 1126, in Cordoba, his introduction to Abu Ya'qub, an Arab philosopher, made him realize that Islam required an integration of modern belief and ancient thought. His actions had little effect within the Islamic Empire, but the Catholic Church condemned him when it learned that the newly- formed Scholastic movement was using his works as study aids. For ten points, name this author of General Medicine, an Arab doctor and philosopher who attempted to reconcile Islamic tradition with Greek thought via his translations and commentaries on the works of Aristotle and Plato.
Born in 1126, in Cordoba, his introduction to Abu Ya'qub, an Arab philosopher, made him realize that Islam required an integration of modern belief and ancient thought.
{Averroës} or {Ibn-Rushid}