This article discusses the influence of the famous work of Abu Ali Ibn Sina - 'The Canon of Medicine' (Al-Qonun fit-Tibb) on the formation and development of world medical science. The scientific approaches presented in the work, the diagnosis and treatment methods of diseases, and the in-depth knowledge provided in pharmacology have been studied as a fundamental guide in European medical schools for centuries. The article analyzes the value of Ibn Sina's scientific heritage, the relevance of the medical principles he developed, and their contribution to modern medicine from a scientific-theoretical perspective.

Ibn Sina, The Canon of Medicine, history of medicine, pharmacology, diagnosis, treatment methods, scientific heritage, European medicine, medieval science, medical literature.

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