Hakim Nasawi (393 - 493? Hijri) Introduction and review

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Master Nasawi resided in Semnan for a while3 and spread out his teaching, and Hakim Nasir (1)-Or 551(?), Rash: Article by the late Iqbal Ashtiyani entitled “Several Pages from the History of Ray” in the journal Iran Emruz, Year 4, Issue 1, p. ’ I pondered this, and the next day I said that the length of the year can be known by comparison from the Lord of the Horoscope with a difference of one or two days, and the month can be known approximately from the solar calendar, and if there is return and stability in the course of Saturn and Jupiter, there is no such thing in the Jawhar and the cycle (1)-Hakim Nasir in Safarnama (edited by Muhammad Dabir Siyaqi, page 3) says: “On the first of Dhu al-Hijjah of the year seven and thirty and four hundred, I came to the road of Abkhuri and breakfast eaters in Semnan and stayed there for a while and sought out the people of knowledge. 96 (the statement of the scholar mentioned in the two recent books about the time of Nasawi’s life is incomplete); George Sarton, Introduction to the History of Science (in English), Vol. 1, p. (5)- Lemmes (6)-Rash: Khwaja Tusi, Tahrir Ma’khudhat Arshimidis (beginning); Haji Khalifa, Kashf al-Zunun The rest of the footnote on the next page He wrote a commentary on the book and preserved two figures from Abu Sahl’s figures that were needed to explain the fifth figure, and he omitted the rest, as there was no need to mention them to avoid being lengthy. On page 2 of the aforementioned copy, Nasawi says: “And I obtained and read the books that have been made in this science, such as the Shekarnameh of Samani, Sogdian, Indian, Roman, and Persian.