The center for the revival of Arab scientific heritage held its third virtual conference entitled “History of Science for the Arabs” via the Free Conference Call website (FCC) with the sponsorship of the rector of the University of Baghdad Prof. Dr. Munir Hamid Al-Saadi.
The conference included several sessions in which the scholars discussed a number of research papers on topics related to medicine and pharmacy in the heritage of Mesopotamia in light of the cuneiform sources found in Iraq and the literature and studies of Arab figures such as Ibn al-Amshati who was a scientist from Cairo, excelled in medicine and martial arts and Ahmed Bin Mohammed al-Baladi (died in 380 AH), a scientist from Mosul who wrote a book on how to taking care of pregnant women and children. Other papers addressed matters related to the foundations and characteristics of the morphology of religious architecture in the Arab Islamic heritage of Samarra as one of the capitals of the Abbasid state.
