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Ibrahim Muteferrika (Turkish: İbrahim
Müteferrika; 1674–1745 CE) was a Hungarian-born
Ottoman diplomat, publisher, economist, historian,
Islamic theologian...
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Müteferrika Süleyman Ağa,
known as
Suleiman Aga and
Soleiman Agha in France, was an
Ottoman amb****ador to the
French king
Louis XIV in 1669. Suleiman...
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lifted in 1726 for non-religious
texts only upon the
request of
Ibrahim Muteferrika, who
printed his
first book in 1729.
Except for
books in
Hebrew and European...
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artillery school was
reopened on a semi-secret basis. In 1726,
Ibrahim Muteferrika convinced the
Grand Vizier Nevşehirli
Damat Ibrahim Pasha, the Grand...
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rules invented by reason."
Ibrahim Muteferrika,
Rational basis for the
Politics of
Nations (1731) The
Great Divergence...
- "..."Because they have laws and
rules invented by reason." —Ibrahim
Muteferrika,
Rational basis for the
Politics of
Nations (1731) The
modern age brought...
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Turkish languages; it was set up in Istanbul, and
operated by
Ibrahim Muteferrika (while the
printing press had been
introduced to
Constantinople in 1480...
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granted Muteferrika the
permission to
publish non-religious
books (despite
opposition from some
calligraphers and
religious leaders.)
Muteferrika's press...
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politician Ibrahim Mohamed (1965–2002),
Singaporean murderer Ibrahim Muteferrika (1674–1745),
Ottoman diplomat, printer, and
polymath Ibrahim Nagi (1898–1953)...
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Arabic characters, yet the
majority were
imported from Italy.
Ibrahim Muteferrika established the
first press for
printing in
Arabic in the
Ottoman Empire...
