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    Al-Farabi was a renowned 10th century philosopher, logician and sociologist from Central Asia. He completed his education in Farab and Bukhara before furthering his studies in Baghdad. As a philosopher, Al-Farabi combined ideas from Plato and Aristotle with theology, earning him the title of the "Second Teacher." His most important contribution was dividing the study of logic into idea and evidence. He authored over 100 books across various subjects before passing away in Damascus at age 80.

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    AL - FARABI

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    Al-Farabi was a renowned 10th century philosopher, logician and sociologist from Central Asia. He completed his education in Farab and Bukhara before furthering his studies in Baghdad. As a philosopher, Al-Farabi combined ideas from Plato and Aristotle with theology, earning him the title of the "Second Teacher." His most important contribution was dividing the study of logic into idea and evidence. He authored over 100 books across various subjects before passing away in Damascus at age 80.

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    AL - FARABI

    (870 950 AD)

    LIFE HISTORY
    Abu Nasr Mohammad Ibn al-Farakh alFarabi was born in Wasij, a small
    village near Farab in Turkistan in the
    year 870 AD.
    He completed his early education in
    Farab and Bukhara, then furthered his
    studies in Baghdad until 942 AD.

    In the beginning, he was involved in


    the judiciary as a judge (Qadi), but
    later became a teacher.
    He died in 950 AD in Damascus at the
    age of 80.

    CONTRIBUTIONS
    Major contributions was in philosophy,
    logic and sociology. As a philosopher,
    he was a Neoplatonist who combined
    the ideas of Plato and Aristotle with
    theology.
    Thus, he became known as the second
    Great Teacher( al-Mouallim al-Thani)

    His most important contribution was


    dividing the study of logic into two
    categories;
    a. Idea (Takhayyul)
    b. Evidence (Thubut)
    He has produced 117 books including
    43 on logic, 11 on metaphysics, 7 on
    ethics, 7 on political science, and 17
    on music and medicine.

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