Reflection of universal values in the works of Abu Ali ibn Sina

Ibn Sina was a famous Eastern philosopher and physician who lived between 980 and 1037. Although Ibn Sina is known as a medical scientist, in addition to this characteristic that makes him famous, he also had important ideas on philosophy, metaphysics, and ethics. When Ibn Sina, also known in the West as Avicenna, died in 1037, he left behind a great scientific legacy of great importance to mankind in the fields of logic, mathematics, philosophy, medicine, natural sciences and metaphysics. In this work, Ibn Sina’s views on what values are and what values should be taught are analyzed. In his most famous works such as “Ash-Shifa”, “An-Nejat”, “Al-Isharat wa’t-Tanbihat”, “Danishname-i Alai” and “Al-Qanun fi't-Tibb” (Canon) the reflection of universal values was studied. The obtained results proved that the views of the famous philosopher of the East about values are accepted and promoted as universal values.