Niyazi Misri
Niyazi Misri (1618–1693) was an Ottoman writer, mystic and poet.
Niyazi Misri
- Born
- 1618 · Malatya.
- Died
- 1693 · Lemnos.
- Nationality
- Ottoman Empire
- Occupation
- writer · mystic · poet · sufi
- Education
- Al-Azhar University · Mosque and Khanqah of Shaykhu
- Languages
- Turkish · Arabic
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Biography
Born at Malatya in 1618, died in Lemnos in 1693.
Niyazi Misri studied at Al-Azhar University and Mosque and Khanqah of Shaykhu. The recorded working language is Turkish and Arabic.
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Malatya.
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Lemnos.
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