Completely FAKE!

Here is my open challenge.

Ibn Sina& #39;s book on Medicine is available online. Show me where he says talks about Quarantine.

Show me where he says "Isolate people for 40 days"!

Link of the book: https://archive.org/details/CanonOfMedicine/page/n14/mode/2up">https://archive.org/details/C... https://twitter.com/_sabanaqvi/status/1247215063766720522">https://twitter.com/_sabanaqv...

Siasat daily and Saba Naqvi have perfected the art of FAKE news.

Article links a short video about Ibn Sina as a source .

While the video talks about general achievements of Ibn Sina, there is NO MENTION of Quarantine AT ALL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpMzWZKHaGM">https://www.youtube.com/watch...

The source given by the Siasat article is an Islamic Magazine of Turkey known as "Foundation Magazine" (Sızıntı).

This magazine gives NO SOURCE at all

https://fountainmagazine.com/2012/issue-89-september-october-2012/ibn-sina-an-examplary-scientist-september-october-2012">https://fountainmagazine.com/2012/issu...

To sum up, an Islamic Magazine from Turkey makes a FAKE claim that Ibn Sina talked about Quarantine.

It gives no source AT ALL.

Siasat reproduces the content of the Islamic magazine as if it were a veritable source!

Salma quoting Sabrina, as a wise man once said!

There was NO CONCEPT of Quarantine in Islamic middle ages.

There were Bimaristan (primitive hospitals) wherein leprosy patients were segregated/shunned because of the fear that the disease would spread on contact.

That was closest they could get to the idea of Quarantine