Muslim philosophical thought occupies a special place in the history of philosophy. The activity of scholars such as Kindi, Farabi and Ibn Sina in spreading Greek thought in Europe during the Middle Ages is clear evidence of this. They not only commented on Greek philosophy, but also gave it a new color, embellishing it with Islamic teachings. In this regard, it is appropriate to emphasize the scientific legacy of Ibn Sina. The philosophical heritage of Ibn Sina occupies a special place in the focus of attention of researchers to this day.

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