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Abu Nasr Kursavi was a Tatar reformist thinker who completed his education in Bukhara and taught in the same city. Kursavi was among the pioneers of the Islamic revival movement, also known as the "Jadids". He sought to transform the intellectual framework and way of life of Muslims through a rational interpretation of Islam and adherence to its foundational principles; however, his ideas encountered strong opposition from traditionalists. Consequently, he moved to Istanbul, where he passed away. His name has also been rendered as Kursawi, Qursawi, and Qarsawi.