Subhizade Abdulaziz Effendi (Ottoman Turkish: عبدالعزیز صبحی زاده افندی; died 1782/1783), was an Ottoman chief physician (hekimbashi) of the 18th century.
A son of a certain historian named "Subhi" (hence, Subhizade), he worked at the court in Constantinople.
[1] He translated the Persian works Asjar o asmar of 'Ala' al-Din 'Ali Shah Khwarazmi al-Bukhari, and Borhan al-kefaya of Ali ibn Mohammad al-Sharif al-Bakri into Turkish.
[1][3] Apart from just translating Boerhaave's "ideas", Abdulaziz also tried to "reconcile and harmonize" these efforts of the Dutchman with the existing traditional Islamic medicine.
[2] Later, Abdulaziz fell out with incumbent sultan Abdul Hamid I (r. 1773-1789); he was banished to Istanköy (Kos), where he lived until his death.