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Azade Öksoy is a consulting astrologer based in Istanbul, Turkey. A mathematics engineer by first training (Istanbul Technical University), she later pursued a second degree...
Kenan Yasin Bölükbaşı is a consulting astrologer, researcher, author, and educator based in Istanbul, Turkey. Born in 1989, he studied Molecular Biology and Genetics at...
Isin Kemanci Isiklar is a Turkish astrologer, painter and Theta Healing therapist based in Izmir. She began her formal astrological studies in 2010 at the...
Gaye Alkan is an ISAR CAP and OPA Certified professional astrologer, teacher, and international conference speaker based in Kadıköy, Istanbul. Formal training began at AstroArt...
Aylin Bekem Yapici is a consulting astrologer and educator based in Izmir, Turkey. Studies in astrology were completed at the AstroArt School of Astrology (ASA),...
Fatma Alkaya Gönülkırmaz is an Istanbul-based astrologer, systemic constellation facilitator, yoga instructor, and educator. Born in 1972, she encountered astrology in 1998 and subsequently completed...
Neslihan Kazdal is an Istanbul-based psychological astrologer practicing under the name Uranes Gözlemevi (Uranes Observatory). Born in 1974 in Istanbul, she studied Translation and Interpreting...
Karcicegi Zeynep Aykurt (also known as 'Flower') is a professional astrologer based in Istanbul, Turkey. She holds a Diploma from the AstroArt School of Astrology...
Öner Döşer is one of Turkey's most prominent astrologers - a consultant, instructor, researcher, and author based in Istanbul. He is the founder of AstroArt...
Turkey occupies a unique position in astrological history. Over most of the six centuries of Ottoman rule, astrology and astronomy were combined into a highly respected discipline known as ilm-i nücum — the science of the stars. Practitioners were known as müneccim, a term that covered astronomers, astrologers, and wise men.
Seydi Ibrahim bin Seyyid was the first chief astrologer, appointed during Sultan Bayezid II’s reign from 1481 to 1512. The position of chief astrologer existed until its abolition in 1924. These court astrologers advised sultans on auspicious timing for military campaigns, treaties, weddings, and affairs of state, and worked from timing rooms located at the entrances of major mosques.
Following the founding of the Turkish Republic and the abolition of the chief astrologer position, astrology receded from public life for much of the 20th century. Since the 1990s, the astrological atmosphere in Turkey has become very active again. Interest in both Western and traditional astrological methods has grown steadily, and Turkey has emerged as one of the more internationally connected astrology communities outside Western Europe and North America.
The most prominent figure in contemporary Turkish astrology is Öner Döşer, an internationally recognized astrologer, author, and educator based in Istanbul. Döşer is the founder of AstroArt School of Astrology, School of Astrology Publications, and Astrology Television. Since 2012, he has been organizing an annual International Astrology Days event in Istanbul with the participation of world-renowned astrologers, and has trained more than 4000 students.
AstroArt School of Astrology was founded in 2005 with the purpose of providing internationally approved astrology education and popularizing it throughout Turkey. Its education system blends classical and modern astrology techniques. As of 2016, AstroArt School of Astrology has been on the approved school lists of both APAI and ISAR, with certificate and diploma programs available to students from Turkey and internationally.
Döşer also serves as the Turkey Satellite of the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA), connecting Turkish practitioners with the broader international professional community.
Western astrology in both its modern and traditional forms is the dominant approach among Turkish practitioners, with a notable emphasis on classical and medieval methods reflecting the Ottoman astrological heritage. There is active work underway to translate and publish ancient Arabic and Ottoman Turkish astrological texts, bringing historical material back into circulation for contemporary practitioners. Vedic astrology also has a presence in Turkey, and the country’s geographic position between East and West is reflected in the range of traditions its practitioners draw on.
How do I find an astrologer in Turkey? This page lists professional astrologers based in Turkey. You can browse all of them or use filters for tradition, specialties, and reading type to find someone whose approach fits what you are looking for.
What astrological traditions are practiced in Turkey? Modern and traditional Western astrology are the most common approaches among Turkish practitioners. There is also notable interest in classical and medieval techniques, reflecting Turkey’s Ottoman astrological heritage. Vedic astrology has a smaller but active presence.
Is there a professional astrology school in Turkey? Yes. AstroArt School of Astrology, founded by Öner Döşer in Istanbul in 2005, is the leading astrology school in Turkey. It offers internationally accredited programs approved by ISAR and APAI, and has trained thousands of students from Turkey and abroad.
Do Turkish astrologers offer sessions in English? Some Turkish astrologers work in English, particularly those who have trained internationally or work with an international client base. It is worth checking the individual practitioner’s profile or contacting them directly to confirm the session language.
Do I need to be in Turkey to book a session with a Turkish astrologer? No. Most professional astrologers in Turkey offer online sessions and work with clients internationally.
Azade Öksoy