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Fatih Sultan Mehmet Foundation University (FSMFU)

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Foundation University (FSMFU)

(1015 words)
July 14, 2026

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf Üniversitesi (FSMVÜ) was established in Istanbul in 2010 through the consolidation of five endowments under the General Directorate of Foundations of the Republic of TĂŒrkiye. These endowments are the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han Vakfı, Sinan Ağa bin Abdurrahman Vakfı, Nurbanu Valide Sultan Vakfı, Hatice Sultan Vakfı, and Abdullahoğlu Hacı AbdĂŒlaziz Ağa Vakfı. Alongside BezmiĂąlem Vakıf Üniversitesi, it is one of two universities under the General Directorate of Foundations. I

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Alperen Çok

Alperen Çok

Fuat Sezgin

Fuat Sezgin

(1316 words)
July 14, 2026

Prof. Dr. Fuat Sezgin (1924–2018) is a scholar who researched, documented, and transmitted the history of Islamic sciences through written works to future academic literature. Born in Bitlis, Sezgin received training in Arabic-Persian philology at Istanbul University, conducted extensive studies on manuscripts, and played a pivotal role in institutionalizing the history of science through institutes and museums he established in TĂŒrkiye and Germany. Birth, Family Origins, and Childhood (1924–194

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Seher Yıldız KĂŒlĂŒnk

Seher Yıldız KĂŒlĂŒnk

Seeking the Lost Link in the History of Science: George Sarton and Fuat Sezgin

Seeking the Lost Link in the History of Science: George Sarton and Fuat Sezgin

(1593 words)
June 21, 2026

In the historiography of science, Eurocentric narratives for a long historical period have evaluated scientific development as a linear and progressive trajectory extending from Ancient Greece to the European Renaissance. This approach confined the production of scientific knowledge to specific geographic and cultural centers, often positioning the Islamic scientific tradition as merely an intermediate stage responsible for transmitting ancient knowledge.George Saliba, How Did the Islamic Scient

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Emrullah Köker

Emrullah Köker