Algerian Medical Manuscripts and Their Contribution to the Preservation of Therapeutic Knowledge: Case Study: The Manuscript “Kashf al-Rumuz fi Bayan al-Ashaab” (The Unveiling of Symbols in the Exposition of Herbs) by Abd

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  • Dr. Ali Kechachni , Dr. Zineb Lakhdar

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Manuscript “Kashf al-Rumuz fi Bayan al-Ashaab; Sheikh Abdelrazak Ibn Hammadouche; medicinal herbs; traditional medicine; scientific experimentation.

Abstract

The manuscript “Kashf al-Rumuz fi Bayan alAshaab” (The Unveiling of Symbols in theExposition of Herbs) by Sheikh AbdelrazakIbn Hammadouche is considered one of themost significant Algerian manuscripts from theOttoman period addressing the subject of medicinal herbs within a cognitive framework

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¹Abdelrazak Ibn Hammadouche al-Jazairi. (1983). The Travelogue of Ibn Hammadouche al-Jazairi (Entitled Lisan al-Maqal fi al-Naba' 'an al-Nasab wa al-Hasab wa al-Hal) (A. Q. Saadallah, Ed., Annot., & Introd.). Algiers: National Institution of Printing Arts, p. 09

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2026-04-24

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Dr. Ali Kechachni , Dr. Zineb Lakhdar. (2026). Algerian Medical Manuscripts and Their Contribution to the Preservation of Therapeutic Knowledge: Case Study: The Manuscript “Kashf al-Rumuz fi Bayan al-Ashaab” (The Unveiling of Symbols in the Exposition of Herbs) by Abd. Pegem Journal of Education and Instruction, 16(1), 2975–2989. Retrieved from https://www.pegegog.net/index.php/pegegog/article/view/5108

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Vol. 16 No. 1 (2026): PEGEGOG

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