a genius who came from Andalusia with encyclopedic knowledge

Ibn Rushd (Ibn Rushdi, Ibn Rusyid, born in 1126 in Marrakech, Morocco, died December 10, 1198) also known as Averroes, was a Spanish philosopher (Andalusia).

Abu Walid Muhammad bin Rusyd was born in Cordoba (Spain) in 520 Hijri (1128 AD).

Ibn Rushd's father and grandfather were the famous judges of his day.

Little Ibn Rushd himself was a child with many interests and talents. He studied many sciences, such as medicine, law, mathematics, and philosophy.

Ibn Rushd studied the philosophy of Abu Ja'far Aaron and Ibn Baja.
Ibn Rushd is a genius who came from Andalusia with encyclopedic knowledge.
His lifetime was mostly given to serve as "Kadi" (judge) and physicist.

In the western world, Ibn Rushd is known as Averroes and the greatest commentator on Aristotelian philosophy that influenced medieval Christian philosophy, including such thinkers as St. Thomas Aquinas. Many people came to Ibn Rushd to consult medical and legal issues.
The thought of Ibn Rushd
Ibn Rushd's works cover the fields of philosophy, medicine and Jurisprudence in the form of essays, reviews, essays and resumes. Almost all of Ibn Rushd's works are translated into Latin and Hebrew (Jewish) so it is unlikely that the original works are gone.

Ibn Rushd's philosophy is two, Ibn Rushd's philosophy as understood by the medieval Europeans; and Ibn Rushd's philosophy of faith and his religious attitudes.

Works

Bidayat Al-Mujtahid

Kulliyaat fi At-Tib (Medical Lecture)

Fasl Al-Maqal fi Ma Bain Al-Hikmat Wa Ash-Shari'at