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Xavier Fresquet, « Al-Farabi: Philosophy and Musicology in the Medieval Mediterranean », MnemoMed, ID : 10.58079/vwwz
9th century manuscript "Maqala fi aghrad kitab Ma ba'd al-tabi'a" by philosopher Al-Fārābī. © Bodleian Libraries, Oxford University, CC-BY-NC 4.0. Al-Farabi, the renowned philosopher and musicologist, offers an intriguing example of how intellectual achievement transcends geographic boundaries, permeating societies and influencing cultures far removed from its origins. Born in 872 in Farab, today's Kazakhstan, Al-Farabi, often referred to as the "Second Master" after Aristotle, stands...