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Aligarh’s Legacy: Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicines and Sciences

Nestled in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, Aligarh, renowned for its locks, unveils a treasure trove beyond metal craftsmanship. The city shelters the Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicines and Sciences, a unique institution destined to enrich generations with its profound legacy.

The Tale of Ibn Sina Academy

Situated at Tijara House amidst the bustling convergence of markets and residences, Ibn Sina is a testament to the fusion of arts and sciences. Named after the eminent scholar Abu Ali Ibn Sina, this academy earned accreditation from the Ministry of Ayush in 2004 and ascended to the status of a Centre of Excellence in 2008.

Unveiling the Second-Floor Marvels

Ibn Sina’s second floor hosts the Fazlur Rahman Museum of Orientalism, Art, and Culture. Visitors can explore four captivating galleries, each offering a unique historical glimpse.

Crockery Gallery: A Culinary Journey Through Time

Immerse yourself in the rich history of oriental and British Indian utensils. From hammami plates to tea sets owned by luminaries like Hakim Ajmal Khan and Nawab Sultan Jahan, the collection is a culinary odyssey.

Textile Gallery: A Tapestry of Elegance

This gallery is a visual feast adorned with garments featuring gold and silver calicos studded with precious stones. Noteworthy is an attire embellished with the entire Quranic surah Yaseen in gold zardozi—a testament to cultural richness.

Picture Gallery: Capturing Moments in Time

A visual chronicle awaits in this gallery, featuring portraits, drawings, and photographs of prominent personalities from Aligarh Muslim University, capturing the essence of bygone eras.

A Haven for Knowledge Seekers

Ibn Sina stands unparalleled, catering to diverse interests. For enthusiasts of medicine, science, Urdu, Persian, Arabic, literature, poetry, and oriental studies, this academy is a haven. Boasting a repository of 32,000 books, 17,000 magazines, 1,100 manuscripts, and 21 rare Qurans, Ibn Sina is a sanctuary for scholars and students alike.

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