he
the
MEHMET SANI AL-FATEH conquered
Constantinople in 1453cE and gave an
option to the Christian scholars to stay in
the empire or to leave for Western Europe
He gave a safe passage to all those who
desired to leave. Once these scholars arrived
in Western Europe, they rekindled the
Renaissance. So Western Europe owes a
great deal to Mehmet Sani for the revival of
ideas and creativity during the Middle Ages.
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As you might remember from my podcast on his life, the biography says that Avicenna self-diagnosed himself with colic and realized that he should refrain from sex. But he couldn't manage to do this, and died.
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MEHMET SANI AL-FATEH conquered
Constantinople in 1453cE and gave an
option to the Christian scholars to stay in
the empire or to leave for Western Europe
He gave a safe passage to all those who
desired to leave. Once these scholars arrived
in Western Europe, they rekindled the
Renaissance. So Western Europe owes a
great deal to Mehmet Sani for the revival of
ideas and creativity
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