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Introduction To Unani Medicine – Level 1


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Introduction To Unani Medicine – Level 1

About The Course

The Unani Medicine has a status of global medicine travelled across the civilizations, cultures, geographies and regions. Unani medicine having its roots in Egyptian and Mesopotamian traditions (3000 BC) was founded on its philosophical principles by the ancient Greek (500 BC). It was developed and flourished mainly in the Islamic Civilization by the Arabs, Europeans (Spain), Central Asians, Persians and lastly in the Indian subcontinent.

Course Team

Professor Kunwar Mohammad Yousuf Amin
Professor Kunwar Mohammad Yousuf Amin (Professor, Pharmacology, Aligarh Muslim University)
Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Saifi
Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad Saifi (B.U.M.S (India),N.D. (USA) ,INM Clinic, Dubai)
Dr Naushad Ali Rana
Dr Naushad Ali Rana (Hamdard Wellness, Hamdard Laboratories India (Medicine Division), New Delhi, India)
Dr. Qazi Zaid Ahmad
Dr. Qazi Zaid Ahmad (Faculty of Unani Medicine, AMU, Aligarh)

At A Glance

  • 12 Live Online Sessions 12 Live Online Sessions
  • Duration: 4+ Months Duration: 4+ Months
  • Saturdays, 3:00PM TO 4:00PM (London, UK) Saturdays, 3:00PM TO 4:00PM (London, UK)
  • Video Recordings Available Video Recordings Available
  • Access to Mobile App Access to Mobile App
  • Digital Certificate Digital Certificate
  • From £22.49/Month (For 4 Months) From £22.49/Month (For 4 Months)

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  • Starts on 5th October 2024
  • Course Fee:
    Pay in Full: £99.99 £79.99
    (Providing a 30% scholarship on this Course)

    Pay in 4 Installments: £22.49 per month
  • Registration Deadline: 4th October 2024

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Course Overview

The Unani Medicine has a status of global medicine travelled across the civilizations, cultures, geographies and regions. Unani medicine having its roots in Egyptian and Mesopotamian traditions (3000 BC) was founded on its philosophical principles by the ancient Greek (500 BC). It was developed and flourished mainly in the Islamic Civilization by the Arabs, Europeans (Spain), Central Asians, Persians and lastly in the Indian subcontinent.

Learning Objectives

The key objectives of this course are:

  • To provide detailed information about the medical tradition of Unani medicine.
  • To enhance knowledge of Unani medicine and how to apply this in practice.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this course, the students will:

  • Have a better understanding of the tradition of Unani medicine.
  • Be acquainted with the fundamentals of Unani medicine and its usage in practical life.

MODULES

Module 1

Introduction

Module 2

Introduction to Unani Medicine

Module 3

Fundamentals of Unani System of Medicine

Module 4

The Seven Natural Factors (Al-Umoor Al-Tabiyah)

Module 5

Disease, Diagnosis & Treatment in Unani Medicine

Module 6

Preventive and Promotive Healthcare

Module 7

Therapeutic Approaches in Unani Medicine (Part One)

Module 8

Therapeutic Approaches in Unani Medicine (Part Two)

Module 9

Drugs in Unani Medicine (Part One)

Module 10

Drugs in Unani Medicine (Part Two)

Module 11

Unani Medicine Vs Modern Medicine – Comparative Analysis

Module 12

Career in Unani Medicine

Here is the course outline:

Welcome Aboard: Course Introduction

WhatsApp Discussion Group

Pre Course Survey

LMS Orientation

Session 1 - Introduction

Session 2 - Introduction to Unani Medicine

Session 3 - Fundamentals of Unani System of Medicine

Session 4 - The Seven Natural Factors (Al-Umoor Al-Tabiyah)

Session 5 - Disease, Diagnosis & Treatment in Unani Medicine

Session 6 - Preventive and Promotive Healthcare

Session 7 - Therapeutic Approaches in Unani Medicine (Part One)

Session 8 - Therapeutic Approaches in Unani Medicine (Part Two)

Session 9 - Drugs in Unani Medicine (Part One)

Session 10 - Drugs in Unani Medicine (Part Two)

Session 11 - Unani Medicine Vs Modern Medicine – Comparative Analysis

Session 12 - Career in Unani Medicine

Post Course Survey

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