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Sep 6, 2011

Jabir ibn Hayyan 16 End (An Islamic Scientist)

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The historian of chemistry Erick John Holmyard gives credit to Jābir for developing alchemy into an experimental science and he writes that...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 15 (An Islamic Scientist)

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Whether there was a real Jabir in the 8th century or not, his name would become the most famous in alchemy. He paved the way for most of th...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 14 (An Islamic Scientist)

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Jābir's interest in alchemy was probably inspired by his teacher Ja'far al-Sadiq. Ibn Hayyan was deeply religious, and repeatedly e...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 13 (An Islamic Scientist)

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According to Jabir's mercury-sulfur theory, metals differ from each in so far as they contain different proportions of the sulfur and m...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 12 (An Islamic Scientist)

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Jābir's alchemical investigations ostensibly revolved around the ultimate goal of takwin — the artificial creation of life. The Book ...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 11 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 On the other hand the Europeans translated his work into their languages and five hundred books and essays can be found in the national...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 10 (An Islamic Scientist)

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Ten books deals on rectification, containing descriptions of “alchemists” such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. The books on balance ...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 9 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 The 112 books dedicated to vizier of Khalifa Harun al-Rashid include the Arabic version of the Emerald Tablet, an ancient work that is ...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 8 (An Islamic Scientist)

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It is therefore difficult at best for the modern reader to discern which aspects of Jabir’s work are to be read as symbols and what is...
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Jabir ibn Hayyan 7 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 Several instruments which he designed a thousand years ago are still being used in modern chemical laboratory such as retort, pipette a...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 6 (An Islamic Scientist)

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The categorizations of substance finally lead to divide the elements into the modern classification of elements into metals and non-meta...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 5 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 By mixing hydrochloric acid with nitric acid he invented a supper acid called aqua regia which could dissolve even gold. He also isolat...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 4 (An Islamic Scientist)

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His works in the science of chemistry are as important as those of eighteenth century scientists like Priestly and Lavoisier. He is credi...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 3 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 He was a deeply religious man, and repeatedly emphasizes in his works that alchemy is possible only by subjugating oneself completely t...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 2 (An Islamic Scientist)

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 In Kufa he became the student of Imam Jafer al Sadiq. After completing his education he started his career as physician under the patr...

Jabir ibn Hayyan 1 (An Islamic Scientist)

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Abu Musa Jabir ibn Hayyan, known in Europe as Geber was born in Tus, Iran in 721 CE during the rule of Umayyad Khalifa. His father Hayyan...
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