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Gurpinar, Dogan. Ottoman Imperial Diplomacy: A Political, Social and Cultural History. Bloomsbury Publishing, October 25, 2013. ISBN 0857734563, 9780857734563. Google BooksPT161
States that a "Mustafa Șekip Bey" served in an ambassadorial position in Sweden and was the son of Arifi Pasha, another Ambassador. Not sure if it's the same guy.
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