Avicenna’s “Daneshnameh” (Book of Knowledge)
Translated with an introduction by A.M. Bogoutdinov
Editor: M.-N. Osmanov
Year of Publication: 1957
Publisher: Academy of Sciences of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic
Language: Russian and Tajik, including Persian texts

Avicenna’s “Daneshnameh” is a treasure of knowledge and philosophy, translated into Russian for the first time. This ancient work symbolizes the scientific flourishing of Iran and Tajikistan and the long-standing cultural connection between the two civilizations.

This edition is based on a manuscript preserved at the Ferdowsi Library in Tajikistan, originally written around 1030 or 1034 CE, as well as printed versions published in Tehran.

✨ Unique Features of This Edition:

• Scholarly translation and editing by leading experts
• Artistically designed and visually appealing cover
• A reliable resource for enthusiasts of philosophy and the history of science

Readers will explore logic, metaphysics, natural science, psychology, and the interconnection of science and philosophy from Avicenna’s perspective.

We highly recommend this book to lovers of wisdom and philosophy!
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