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Abbas Wasim Efendi

ʿAbbās Wasīm Efendi (1689–1760) was an Ottoman astronomer who wrote translations and commentaries used by astronomers and timekeepers of the Ottoman state. His most important work is a Turkish commentary on Ulugh Beg's Zij. He was born in Bursa, Turkey and died in Istanbul.

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Abbas Wasim Efendi

Name
Abbas Wasim Efendi
Born
1689
Birthplace
Bursa, Ottoman Empire
Died
1760
Place of death
Istanbul, Ottoman Empire
Field
Astronomy
Nationality
Ottoman Empire
Occupation
astronomer · poet · writer
Languages
Ottoman Turkish · Turkish · Arabic

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ʿAbbās Wasīm Efendi (1689–1760) was an Ottoman astronomer who wrote translations and commentaries used by astronomers and timekeepers of the Ottoman state. His most important work is a Turkish commentary on Ulugh Beg's Zij. He was born in Bursa, Turkey and died in Istanbul.

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