About Mahmud Najmabadi
Lived 1903 – 2000. Mahmud Najmabadi was an Iranian historian, writer and academic staff.
Mahmoud Najmabadi (1903–2000) was an Iranian physician, writer, researcher and historian in the field of medicine.
Life He wrote and researched in the field of medical history in Persian and French, and for many years was an official member and vice-president of the French Society of the History of Medicine and the International Society of the History of Medicine in Paris. He received the Order of Knighthood from this country and the First Class Medal of Appreciation from the Iranian government.
He played a major role in introducing the greatest physicians in Iranian history, such as Abu Bakr al-Razi and Avicenna.
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Who was Mahmud Najmabadi?
Iranian historian (1903–2000)
When was Mahmud Najmabadi born?
Mahmud Najmabadi was born in 1903 in Tehran.
When did Mahmud Najmabadi die?
Mahmud Najmabadi died in 2000.
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Mahmud Najmabadi was a historian, writer and academic staff.
What nationality was Mahmud Najmabadi?
Mahmud Najmabadi was Iranian.
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