This article discusses the production of Persian and Urdu texts on Indian sciences in early-modern and modern India, by focusing on the works composed in the field of medicine, zoology and alchemy. It examines the main grounds, trends and works that characterized this movement of studies, which had already emerged during the sultanate period and endured until the Colonial epoch. This can be considered as one of the major movements of scientific studies dealing with a pre-Islamic tradition that took place in the Muslim world. Several of these works were produced for Muslim nobles. However, the writing of these treatises, especially the medical ones, was to a large extent stimulated by practical reasons, such as identify drugs in the local ph...
Indo-Iranian medicine dates back to a couple of centuries ago. The Gurkanies’ movement from Iran and...
In the vast range of Indological studies, the history of the medical literatures of India has an imp...
During five centuries (6th to 11th C.E.), the advancement of science in the Muslim world displayed M...
publié avec le concours de l'unité de recherche 'Mondes iranien et indien', UMR 7528, CNRS - Sorbonn...
Over many centuries Indo-Central Asians have attained and practised a particular excellence in the m...
The Indian subcontinent has contained a vast array of ethnicities, cultures, traditions and language...
An important number of texts on Indian medicine were composed in Persian language in India, starting...
Translations, prints and uses of the Kuran in the Indian Subcontinent, 1786-1875 This article prov...
Encyclopaedia Iranica, E. Yarshater, éd., (http://www.iranica.com)Medicine (ṭebb, pezeški) constitut...
(available at http://www.iias.nl/?q=newsletter-37).International audienceDuring the colonial period,...
The historiography of Indology begins with the birth of the field, at the dawn of the 19th century. ...
On 9 January 1864, 109 men joined the newly formed Scientific Society in Ghazipur, India. Its founde...
"Finding a Home for Urdu: Islam and Science in Modern South Asia" follows the Anjuman-i Taraqqī-yi U...
The Arab conquerors of Iran found Bimaristan there functioning as a centre of pub-lic health care. L...
Medicine (ṭebb, pezeški) constitutes the scientific field on which the largest corpus of works has b...
Indo-Iranian medicine dates back to a couple of centuries ago. The Gurkanies’ movement from Iran and...
In the vast range of Indological studies, the history of the medical literatures of India has an imp...
During five centuries (6th to 11th C.E.), the advancement of science in the Muslim world displayed M...
publié avec le concours de l'unité de recherche 'Mondes iranien et indien', UMR 7528, CNRS - Sorbonn...
Over many centuries Indo-Central Asians have attained and practised a particular excellence in the m...
The Indian subcontinent has contained a vast array of ethnicities, cultures, traditions and language...
An important number of texts on Indian medicine were composed in Persian language in India, starting...
Translations, prints and uses of the Kuran in the Indian Subcontinent, 1786-1875 This article prov...
Encyclopaedia Iranica, E. Yarshater, éd., (http://www.iranica.com)Medicine (ṭebb, pezeški) constitut...
(available at http://www.iias.nl/?q=newsletter-37).International audienceDuring the colonial period,...
The historiography of Indology begins with the birth of the field, at the dawn of the 19th century. ...
On 9 January 1864, 109 men joined the newly formed Scientific Society in Ghazipur, India. Its founde...
"Finding a Home for Urdu: Islam and Science in Modern South Asia" follows the Anjuman-i Taraqqī-yi U...
The Arab conquerors of Iran found Bimaristan there functioning as a centre of pub-lic health care. L...
Medicine (ṭebb, pezeški) constitutes the scientific field on which the largest corpus of works has b...
Indo-Iranian medicine dates back to a couple of centuries ago. The Gurkanies’ movement from Iran and...
In the vast range of Indological studies, the history of the medical literatures of India has an imp...
During five centuries (6th to 11th C.E.), the advancement of science in the Muslim world displayed M...