"Thinking is the soul talking to itself..." Farabi, who was born one hundred and fifty years ago as a child of a Turkish family and wrote countless works in the fields of music, philosophy, botany, mathematics and logic throughout his life, is considered a "teacher" in the world of science and thought. He was considered the "second teacher" after Aristotle. It has deeply influenced not only philosophers but also countless scientists and has been a source of inspiration for movements and inventions. Although he was close to the palace as a member of a wealthy family, he completely rejected political will and devoted himself to science. Farabi, who lived his life by eating only one meal a day, tried to spend every second of his time with science. Because, according to Farabi, human beings are obliged to seek knowledge. He has to find knowledge - learn it and explain it. Even if knowledge is in China, we must get up and pursue it. If a person does not live for knowledge, he lives a miserable, meaningless and unhappy life. Farabi's inspirational life and works are exemplary in terms of confronting the meaningful and meaningless efforts of modern people and rebuilding a life fiction.