Research on scientific investigation of medical and bioethical issues in the Great Azerbaijani Poet, Nizami Ganjavi's "Khamsa"

Environmental ethics requires high humanism and fairness towards nature. It is no coincidence that medieval sources say that at that time it was forbidden to harm or kill animals during scientific experiments, and experiments on living animals were not carried out in Azerbaijan. In his works, Nizami attaches great importance to the animal world, which contains the beauty of nature, and then criticizes those who go hunting and hunt innocent animals, writing that if the creator gave animals to nature, then they have value and benefit for nature. This care in the poet's work gives us reason to say today that Nizami, with great foresight, seeks to prevent the transformation of man into the worst enemy of nature, environmental genocide, the disappearance of many genetic resources through his anthropogenic activities at all stages, society sounded the alarm. Humanistic views and advice constitute the main line in the work of Nizami Ganjavi. Nizami writes that peace on earth lies in doing good to your friends and finding a common language with enemies.