آق شمس الدين — Arabic Wikipedia

Arabic Wikipedia article on Aq Shams al-Din, revision of 2 May 2026; it restates the familiar Arabic narrative — born at Damascus in 792/1389, memorising the Qur'an at seven and studying at Amasya, Aleppo and Ankara, his tutorship of Mehmed the Conqueror, his two medical books and the microbe saying, his locating of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari (may God be pleased with him)'s grave, and his death at Goynuk in 1459.

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