- Lebensdaten
- * 1220 in al- Andalus
(Identnummer GND: 4536234-8)
- † 1283 in Marāgheh
(Identnummer GND: 4297940-7)
- Geschlecht
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- Konfession
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- Beruf(e)
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Astronom
Mathematiker
(Identnummer GND: 4003310-7)
(Identnummer GND: 4037945-0)
- Geographischer Wirkungsbereich
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Damaskus
(Identnummer GND: 4536234-8)
(Identnummer GND: 4297940-7)
(Identnummer GND: 4010956-2)
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Heinrich Suter: Die Mathematiker und Astronomen der Araber und ihre Werke. Leipzig,
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GAL² 1/626 S 1/868-69; Kaḥḥāla 12/224-25; Ziriklī 8/166.
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