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The book "Ibn Rushd", in addition to the personal biography of Ibn Rushd, the book expands on explaining the philosophical position of Ibn Rushd in the history of ancient philosophy and the role he played afterwards to transfer ancient Greek philosophy to Europe in the Middle Ages and to what extent his influence reached it, with many groups of his philosophical sayings Jurisprudence and medical
But the most important thing now is the catastrophe of Ibn Rushd, what did Al-Aqqad say about it? It was a fertile orbit of tongues, so the book “Ibn Rushd” in addition to the personal biography of Ibn Rushd, the book expands on explaining Ibn Rushd's philosophical position in the ancient history of philosophy and his role after that To transfer ancient Greek philosophy to Europe in the Middle Ages and the extent to which his influence reached it, with many groups of his philosophical, jurisprudential and medical statements
But the most important thing now is the catastrophe of Ibn Rushd, what did Al-Aqqad say about it? It was a fertile orbit of tongues, the matter is unknown in its details, why was the guardian angry at him and why he expelled him to a land where the majority of its inhabitants are Jews, indicating that Ibn Rushd’s origins are Jewish (and this is a point he rejects Al-Akkad strongly). The guardian, and in it they referred to a word in which it appeared after the words of the above: “... it appeared that the flower is one of the gods,” so the Commander of the Faithful called Ibn Rushd and said to him:
Did I write this on you?! Then I deny !, the Commander of the Faithful said: God cursed the writer of this line, and commanded the attendees to curse him
Al-Aqd is frankly surprised by this story, and it is already known that Greek myths called Venus the goddess of love, and that they took this from the Babylonians .. to the end of this, but for Ibn Rushd to believe in the primacy of the flower, the goddess of love or the goddess of others, that is far ... Very far !, - as Al-Akkad says - then it was originally the parents who tempted him to look at the books of the ancients and treat their explanation and facilitate them to students - as he says - and he continues to narrate the evidence that the history books have conveyed about the causes of his affliction and he is surprised by all of them and the truth is with him !, There is something unknown! But he is finally relaxing until Ibn Rushd does not improve the art of humor and recounts stories for that, as he is a serious man who does not care about social aspects and takes little consideration for them.

The book further elaborates on Ibn Rushd's philosophical position in the ancient history of philosophy
And his role, which he subsequently undertook, to transfer ancient Greek philosophy to Europe in the Middle Ages
And to what extent his influence reached it, with many teams of his philosophical, jurisprudential and medical statements
The first half of the book is a comprehensive biography on Ibn Rushd and the mental life of his time and the reasons for his misfortune after that
As for the other half of the book, it is an anthology selected by Al-Akkad from Ibn Rushd's books on jurisprudence, medicine and commentaries on philosophy
The book gives you a general idea of ​​Ibn Rushd, his philosophy, and other aspects of his life, and encourages you to start reading.