Ibn Sina

Ibn Sina''s admirers, in general, were more than his lovers, because he had reasons for envy in all his aspects. He was a man of great intelligence, great fame, great self-esteem, great activity, full of life. He had no help in avoiding the ranks of exaltation because he was a famous doctor and a famous philosopher. If he had left the princes and presidents, they would not have left him. Whoever is like this in eras of disputes, there is no escape for him to quarrel with people and have them quarrel with him, for his creation and the creation of his time have prepared him for conquest and compromise, so this characteristic has been enshrined in the souls of people from where they feel and from where they do not feel.Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad