Flourished: late ninth/early tenth century. The Amājūr Family includes Abū al-Qāsim `Abd Allāh ibn Amājūr al-Turkī al-Harawī, his son Abū al-Ḥasan `Alī, a certain `Alī `Abd Allāh ibn Amājūr, and Abū al- Ḥasan’s freed slave Mufliḥ ibn Yūsuf. Their astronomical observations were carried out between 885 and 933. Most of their work took place in Baghdad and, to a lesser extent, in Shīrāz. They are known for their extensive observational astronomical work, and for compiling the results of these observations into several zījes. [BEA, Fazlioglu]; GAS VI.177-8