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Astronomical translation and instrument making; the account credits him with an early Islamic astrolabe.
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“…stantinople (1451-1481); conqueror of Constantinople. Al-Fazari, Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ibrahim (d. ca 777); Kunduz, Afghanistan; mathematician, philosopher, poet, and astronomer . The first Muslim astronomer to construct astrolabes. Le onardo Fibonacci (1170-1…”
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Research note: Keep father and son distinct; historical priority needs checking.
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