\u201cIsmail Ebul-Iz Bin Razzaz Al-Cezeri\u201d, known as Cazari (Gazari) in the western world, was born in 1153 in the Tor (Da\u011f Kap\u0131) neighborhood of Mesopotamia (Cizre). His name is Ismail and his father’s name is Rezzaz. He was nicknamed Ebul-iz, meaning father of honor and honor.<\/p>\n
Al-Jazari is proof that he is from Cizre. Al-Jazari, who became world-renowned for his unique inventions, was called “Bediuzzaman”, meaning “the wonder of time”. The great inventor from Cizre is the scientist, scientific and technical person who laid the foundation of the computer, 60 machine inventors such as robots, clocks, water machines, combination locks, combination safes, thermos, automatic children’s toys, and the world’s first cybernetic scientist.<\/p>\n
He lived most of his life away from his hometown, in the city of Diyarbak\u0131r, in Upper Mesopotamia, which is located in the south of our country today. He worked in the service of three Artuqid rulers in a row. These are Nureddin Muhammad ibn Arslan (1174\u20131185), Kutbuddin Sukman ibn Muhammad (1185\u20131200), and Nasiruddin Mahmud ibn Muhammad (1200\u20131222).<\/p>\n
In order to better understand who Ebu’l-\u0130zz al-Jazari is, let’s describe him in today’s terms:<\/p>\n
\n“The greatest scientist of the Middle Ages, physicist master of mechatronics, cybernetics and hydraulics, the genius who inspired today’s robotic technology, the engineer who designed the first robots in history using the balance-space-air elements, the owner of the oldest known records about robotics, A source of inspiration for scientists from various nationalities, including Leonardo da Vinci.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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