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Iʿlām al-ʿibād fī aʿlām al-bilād [T]
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إعلام العباد في أعلام البلاد
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Title (translit) |
Iʿlām al-ʿibād fī aʿlām al-bilād [T]
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Risālah-i aqālīm al-sabʿaẗ
Risālaẗ fī bayān taʿrīf al-masāfāt bayn bilād al-aqālīm al-sabʿaẗ
Iʿlām al-ʿibād fī aʿlām al-bilād fī juġrāfiyā
إعلام العباد في أعلام البلاد في جغرافيا
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Created |
931H/1525J
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Turkish (Ottoman pre-1839)
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This work on mathematical geography, written in Turkish in 931/1525 and presented to Sultan Süleymān I, contains astronomical and geographical information, including distances of Istanbul of 100 major cities stretching from China to Morocco, their longitudes and latitudes, their qiblas (directions toward Mecca), and their shortest and longest days. |
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278090
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Manuscript Witnesses
1 witnesses:Literature References
Rozenfeld, Boris, and Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu. 2003. Mathematicians, Astronomers and Other Scholars of Islamic Civilisation and Their Works (7th-19th c.). Istanbul: Research Centre for Islamic History, Art, and Culture.
P. 329 (no. 990), A17, G2.
İhsanoğlu, Ekmeleddin. 1997. Osmanlı Astronomi Literatürü Tarihi [History of Astronomy Literature During the Ottoman Period]. Osmanlı Bilim Tarihi literatürü. Istanbul: İslâm Tarih, Sanat ve Kültür Araştırma Merkezi (IRCICA).
Pp. 162-3 (no. 82), 3.