It opens in the old Patio, raised orange trees, by a large door, through a veil of the green which evokes the historical color of the Arab world. The quietude which emerges some would have rained with this immense doctor and philosopher whose Arab name is Ibn Ruchd. This scientist born in 1126, grandson of the cadi of Cordoue, fine well-read man, whose formation starts with the study by heart of Coran, large philosophical is probably one of the founding fathers of the laic thought in West Europe. Doctor, mathematician, it is especially interested in theology and philosophy he will comment on Aristote's works and will seek to clearly separate the faith and science. it will study Aristote's work and being able to find mistranslations, gaps, and the additions it thus will discover internal criticism. Very shining its opening his spirit and his modernity will displease with the authorities at this time which goes to exile like heretic and to order that its books are flarings.