About this edition
This local reading edition presents The Prophetic Medicine by Ibn Qay’em El-Jozeyah, translated by ABD EL-QADER the son of ABD EL-AZEEZ. The source title page credits “Reviewer By.. Dr. Ingi”; the publisher’s page identifies Dar Al-Ghadd Al-Gadeed, Egypt — Al-Mansoura, 2003, ISBN 977-372-005-5.
What has—and has not—changed
The supplied PDF consists of 653 scanned pages. Text was transcribed locally using Tesseract English and Arabic OCR, followed by a second pass on English paragraphs with the higher-accuracy English model at 300 dpi. Both passes are retained in the project data. Physical line breaks are joined into paragraphs; running book titles and page-number furniture are removed. The original wording, spelling, arguments, and ordering are not intentionally rewritten. No AI summaries, added interpretations, or modernized medical claims are included in the book text. The printed index is represented by the navigation; blank pages and the image-only cover are not reproduced.
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Ingredients appendix
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Transcription status: not fully proofread
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