List of traditional hospitals for Arabic medicine
This is a list of traditional Arabic medicine hospitals . The first hospital in the modern sense was opened in Baghdad during the reign of Hārūn ar-Rashīd .
Overview
- an-Nuri Hospital (706) (the Umayyad - Caliph al-Walid I 706 in Damascus built, is considered the first hospital of Islam )
- an-Nuri-Hospital (1156) (in Damascus , after Nur ad-Din , built in 1156 during the Crusades )
- as-Salahani-Hospital (built by the Crusaders in Jerusalem in 1055 as Saint John Hospital, renamed as-Salahani-Hospital in 1187. Salah ad-Din expanded the hospital and it was used until 1458 when it was destroyed by an earthquake)
- al-Muqtadiri Hospital (built in Baghdad in 918 by the caliph al-Muqtadir )
- Al-Adudi-Hospital (built in 981 and named after the Emir Adud ad-Dawla , with rich furnishings; place of activity of Ali ibn al-Abbas al-Majusi ; destroyed in 1258 by Hülägü , the grandson of Genghis Khan ).
- al-Fustat Hospital (built in 872 by Ahmad ibn Tulun in the city of al-Fustat (Old Cairo), activity for six hundred years)
- al-Mansuri-Hospital (built in 1248 by al-Mansur Qalawun in Cairo , today's name: Mustaschfa Qalawun)
- al-Qayrawan Hospital (built by Ziyadat Allah I in 830 , in the district of Qayrawan , called ad-Dimna)
- Marrakech Hospital (built in 1190 by al-Mansur Ya'qub ibn Yusuf in the Moroccan city of Marrakech )
- Granada Hospital (in Granada , Spain , built in 1366 by Muhammed ibn Yusuf ibn Nasr , active until the fall of Granada in 1492)
- Delhi Hospitals: many madrasas and hospitals in Delhi from the 14th century