Al-Kumm

(Abu Nasr al-Hasan ibn `Ali al-Munadzhzhim al-Kumm)
(? - OK. 1000) --
(Arabic. "munadzhzhim" - "astrologer"), a native of Qom. Known for his treatise "An excellent book introducing the science of sentences stars (968), . consisting of five books: 1) spherical astronomy, . fixed stars, and 2) movement of the Sun, . Moon and planets, and 3) an astrolabe, . measuring time, etc. 4) zodiac operations; 5) yuditsiarnaya astrology,
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Literature:
1. Matvievskaya G., Rosenfeld B. Mathematicians and astronomers of the Muslim Middle Ages and their works (VIII-XVII centuries)..
2. Saplin A. Astrological Encyclopedic Dictionary.