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Commemorative Stamps, Avicenna (Ibn Sina) Memorial Album Model, Set of 4 Pieces

€50.00
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Product Type
Commemorative Stamp
Origin
Iran
Material
Paper
Ağırlık
5 g (0.18 oz)
Delivery date
Kas 19 — Kas 26

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Commemorative Stamps, Avicenna (Ibn Sina) Memorial Album Model, Set of 4 Pieces

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The "Avicenna (Ibn Sina) Memorial Album" stamp set is a tribute to one of the most influential figures in Islamic philosophy and medicine. Avicenna, born as Ibn Sina, is widely regarded as a pioneer in the fields of medicine, astronomy, and philosophy. This set of four commemorative stamps features significant aspects of his life and work, highlighting his groundbreaking contributions, such as his famous medical text, The Canon of Medicine. Avicenna’s work shaped both Eastern and Western thought, leaving a lasting legacy in various scientific fields. These stamps serve as a reminder of his intellectual brilliance and the profound impact he had on the development of medicine and philosophy. The collection also celebrates his role in the Golden Age of Islam, a period of remarkable scientific achievement.

Genel görünüm

Subject

Historical figures, a memorial album for Avicenna (Ibn Sina)

Type

Commemorative stamp set

Set Includes

Set of 4 stamps, honoring the father of early modern medicine

Design Appeal

Features Avicenna's imagery, a cultural and scientific collectible

Origin

Authentic Iranian stamps, a piece of Persian heritage

Ek bilgi

Ağırlık 5 g
Condition

New

Origin

Iran

Product Type

Commemorative Stamp

Material

Paper

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