Avicenna (Ibn Sina) remains one of the most influential figures in the history of herbal medicine, with his seminal work, The Canon of Medicine , providing comprehensive insights into the therapeutic properties of medicinal plants. This bibliometric analysis investigates the impact of Avicenna’s research on contemporary studies (2020–2025) by analyzing publication trends, influential authors, key institutions, and evolving research themes. Data were retrieved from the Web of Science and Scopus databases and analyzed using RStudio and the Biblioshiny tool. The results indicate a growing global interest in Avicenna’s contributions to herbal medicine, with a notable rise in research on phytochemistry, ethnobotany, and clinical applications of traditional remedies. Institutions in Iran, particularly Mashhad and Tehran University of Medical Sciences, emerged as leading research hubs in this domain. The study also highlights an increasing emphasis on the molecular mechanisms and therapeutic potential of Avicenna-documented medicinal plants, reinforcing their relevance in modern pharmacology. This research underscores the enduring legacy of Avicenna’s herbal medicine and its integration into contemporary scientific discourse.
Ramazon Safarzoda Sharoffidin (Sat,) studied this question.