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Ibn Muhammad al-Shaizari Al-Nabarawi, Al-Nabarawi (d. 1126) Muslim Pharmacist and Alchemist from Baghdad was a devoted admirer of Al-Razi, he invented a new process of producing naphtha (Naft), from Petroleum.[1]
