Young Ibn Sina

Young Ibn Sina designs a watering mechanism for the animals to save more time to read but his neighbor aren't that happy with his invention.

It is Sina's turn to recite a sura of the Quran in the madrasa, however, he is unable to do so because a noise distracts him and he is unable to concentrate, so he does not rest until he finds the source of the sound.

When his beloved goat, Socrates, disappears, Sina interrogates his family, thinking that they sold the goat, because his previous research has taught him how to recognize when a believer is lying.

Sina accidentally cuts a neighbor's rug and starts working in a haberdasher to pay for it. At the bazaar, Sina predicts that war will soon break out and tries to warn the people, believed by none.

No matter how careful Sina is about his health and afraid of getting sick, he breaks his tooth while eating fruit. He decides to knock on the door of science, as he always does, and goes to Kuşyar.

Sina is deeply moved by the beggar he sees in the bazaar and decides to tell people about it in a sermon, thinking that it is a societal issue. However, giving a sermon is not as easy as he expected.

Sina's curiosity to learn and his inquisitive spirit lead him in search of a Hebrew word. His search is fruitless, but in the meantime he learns Hebrew, and a retrospective clue may reveal the secret of the mysterious word.

After proving that the gold earrings her mother wears are fake, Sina hunts down the Indian merchant who sold them to his father and does his best to find him with his superior intelligence.

After many attempts, young Sina fails to answer his teacher's question, blaming his family, but he soon backtracks and apologizes to everyone.

Sina sets out to study olives and the benefits of this miraculous fruit and, thanks to his research, discovers a remedy for his friend Naim.