Which of the following best describes Muslim medicine during the Middle Ages?

Question

A.
It was against the teachings of Islam to perform medical procedures.
B.
Muslim medicine was based on superstitions rather that science.
C.
It was much more advanced than the medicine practiced by other cultures of the time.
D.
Muslim doctors used the same procedures used by the ancient Greeks.

Answer 1

C. It was much more advanced than the medicine practiced by other cultures of the time.

During the Middle Ages, Muslim medicine was particularly notable for its emphasis on observation, experimentation, and the preservation and enhancement of medical knowledge from earlier civilizations, particularly from Greek and Roman sources. Muslim physicians made significant advancements in medical practices and established hospitals, contributing to the development of a more systematic approach to medicine compared to other cultures of the time.