Question

how did the islamic golden age influence medicine in europe and the rest of the world? by sending muslim doctors to europe to practice medicine through the translation of islamic medical texts like ibn sinas \canon of medicine\ through the development of herbal remedies specific to europe by sharing medical practices during the crusades

Explanation:

During the Islamic Golden Age, scholars made significant contributions to medicine. Ibn Sina's "Canon of Medicine" was a comprehensive medical text. When it was translated (along with other Islamic medical texts), it spread knowledge about anatomy, pharmacology, and medical practices. This translation was a major way the Islamic Golden Age influenced medicine globally. Sending Muslim doctors was not the main widespread method. Herbal remedies specific to Europe were not a result of Islamic Golden Age influence. While the Crusades had some exchanges, the translation of texts was more impactful for long - term medical knowledge dissemination.

Answer:

Through the translation of Islamic medical texts like Ibn Sina's "Canon of Medicine"