Ibrahim ibn Sinan, also known as Ibrahim ibn Sinan al-Farabi, was a notable Islamic scholar and physician during the medieval period. He is often recognized for his contributions to medicine, particularly in the fields of anatomy and physiology. He is sometimes associated with the scientific advances in medicine that occurred in the Islamic Golden Age, a period characterized by significant achievements in various fields of knowledge including science, mathematics, and philosophy.

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