Titlebook: Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers; Philip David Nicholson,Jennifer Lynn Bartlett Living reference work 20250th edition historical

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,Ashraf: al-Malik al-Ashraf (Mumahhid al-Dīn) ?Umar ibn Yūsuf ibn ?Umar ibn ?Alī ibn Rasūl,11 learned treatises including works on medicine, genealogy, agriculture, veterinary medicine, astronomy, and astrology, but not all are preserved. He also constructed astrolabes and most probably other astronomical instruments. His scholarly contributions overshadow his brief reign, which only last

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,Ibn al-Raqqām: Abū ,Abd Allāh Mu?ammad ibn Ibrāhīm ibn ,Alī ibn A?mad ibn Yūsuf al-Mursī al-Andaluss a versatile master (.), unique in his time for his skills in arithmetic, geometry, medicine, astronomy, and other disciplines. Three of the astronomical texts that he authored have survived to the present day. Two of them consist of .es, or handbooks with tables, that were derived from the writing

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,Majrī?ī: Abū al-Qāsim Maslama ibn A?mad al-?āsib al-Fara?ī al-Majrī?ī,re mainly in the field of mathematical astronomy, although it is known that he wrote on commercial arithmetic (. .) and was also a renowned astrologer. In addition to his own compositions, Majrī?ī’s importance lies within the context of Andalusian science and his activity in scientific teaching. Maj

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