Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
KONURALP TIP DERGISI, cilt.7, sa.3, ss.174-185, 2015 (ESCI)
Madrasah refers to the institutions used for educational activities and furnished with the equipment required for this purpose. The madrasah that emerged in the 10th century was re-designed and developed as the model of an "education institution" in the late 11th century by Nizam'ul-Mulk, the vizier of the Great Seljuks. The geography of the Ottoman Empire extended over the Asian, African, and European continents; and thus, the science in this country was inspired by various regions of the world. With regard to scientific research, health and medicine were two the main fields of study in the Ottoman Empire, as was the case in other Islamic civilizations. Daru't - Tib, as a specialized madrasah, was one of the institutions where medical research was conducted, in addition to other madrasahs, darussifas (hospitals) and especially the Enderun Hospital. The new medical training developing in Europe could not enter these madrasahs. By command of Sultan Mahmud II, Tiphane and Cerrahhane-i Amire were founded on March 14, 1827.