This workshop was a slightly revised version of the workshop which we held in Lahore, Pakistan, in February 2018 and in Algiers, November 2018. In our example the geographical latitude is 32 (Lahore).
This workshop was more complicated than the standard astrolabe workshops and the abjad workshops. However, the audience in the Mathematics Village was very motivated and well prepared in mathematics and geometry (just like the audiences in Lahore and Algiers in 2018). See the photos below of some of the high-quality drawings that were produced during the workshop.

Workshop material:
Handout for workshop.
Photo of astrolabe plate, made in Turkey in 1120 H / 1708-1709 CE. This plate belongs to an astrolabe in Oxford, History of Science Museum no. 39955. The astrolabe plate was shown in the workshop to motivate the audience.
Taqi al-Din ibn Ma`ruf, tables:
Table A Transcription.   Autograph Manuscript.
Table B Transcription.   Autograph Manuscript.
Key to exercises (only to be consulted after the workshop of course)

Participants in the workshop

Drawing of the ecliptic and the tropics

Drawing of almucantars

During the workshop a partial solar eclipse occurred. See the main screen on our visit to the Mathematics Village.