Ibn Rushd

Akkad tells us the story of the philosopher "Ibn Rushd", who was a multi -talented scientist in jurisprudence, medicine, physics and the judiciary, and who was born in "Cordoba" in the era of Andalusia was boasting of culture, science and civilization. Ibn Rushd was famous for his explanations of the Greek philosophy that the West admired and translated, and he saw that religion and philosophy did not contradict but rather seek the truth. But these explanations, which included his own philosophy, led to his tragic cabinet; His books were burned, and he was exiled from his homeland after he was fully accused of heresy and atheism because of his envy. Ibn Rushd regained his honor at the end of his life. Al -Akkad presents to us in this book the life of this philosopher and his favors that resulted from his love for the word and its devotion to it.