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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Abu Nasr Mohammad Ibn al-Farakh al-Farabi<br />
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Abu Nasr Mohammad Ibn al-Farakh al-Farabi was born in a small village Wasij, near Farab in Turkistan in 259 A.H. (870 C.E.). His parents were initially of Persian descent, however his ancestors had migrated to Turkistan. Often called al-Phrarabius in Europe, Farabi was the son of a general. He completed his earlier training at Farab and Bukhara but, in a while, he went to Baghdad for larger research, the place he studied and labored for a very long time viz., from 901 C.E. to 942 C.E. Throughout this period he acquired mastery over a number of languages in addition to various branches of data and technology. He lived through the reign of six Abbasid Caliphs. As a thinker and scientist, he acquired nice proficiency in numerous branches of learning and is reported to have been an expert in several languages.<br />
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Farabi travelled to many distant lands and studied for a while in Damascus and Egypt, however repeatedly came again to Baghdad, until he visited Saif al-Daula’s courtroom in Halab (Allepo). He became one of the fixed companions of the King, and it was right here at Halab that his fame spread far and wide. During his early years he was a Qadi (Choose), but in a while the took up teaching as his profession. During the course of his profession, he had suffered nice hardships and at one time was the caretaker of a garden. He died a bachelor in Damascus in 339 A.H./950 C.E. at the age of 80 years.<br />
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Farabi contributed considerably to science, philosophy, logic, sociology, medicine, mathematics and music. His main contributions seem to be in philosophy, logic and sociology and, in fact, stands out as an Encyclopedist. As a philosopher, he may be classed as a Neoplatonist who tried to synthesize Platonism and Aristotelism with theology and he wrote such wealthy commentaries on Aristotle’s physics, meteorology, logic, etc., in addition to a large number of books on a number of different subjects embodying his unique contribution, that he got here to be referred to as the ‘Second Instructor’ (al-Mou’allim al-Thani) Aristotle being the First. One of the vital contributions of Farabi was to make the research of logic more easy by dividing it into classes viz., Takhayyul (concept) and Thubut (proof).<br />
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In sociology he wrote several books out of which Ara Ahl al-Madina al-Fadila turned famous. His books on psychology and metaphysics have been largely primarily based on his personal work. He additionally wrote a ebook on music, captioned Kitab al-Musiqa. He was an awesome professional in the artwork and science of music and invented several musical devices, moreover contributing to the data of musical notes. It has been reported that he may play his instrument so well as to make people chuckle or weep at will. In physics he demonstrated the existence of void.</div>TediFenske52