Social Philosophical Views of Abu Nasr Farabi
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The life path of Abu Nasr Farabi is so fascinating. “Farabi” was his nickname, and his full name was Abu Nasr Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Uzlug Tarkhan. Abu Nasr Farabi was born in the city of O'tror in the year 873. His father was a military officer. Young and sharp-minded, Abu Nasr was early interested in science, mastered Arabic, Persian and learned Sanskrit (the ancient Indian language). He lived mostly in Baghdad. He wrote more than 260 scientific works on philosophy, logic, theology, ethics, politics, astronomy, chemistry, music and other sciences.
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humanity, cultural-spiritual environment, individualism, egoism, philosophical sect, logic, theology, ethics, politics, astronomy