Haci Bayram Veli was a prominent Turkish Sufi mystic and poet, born in 1352 in Ankara. He is best known for founding the Bayrami order of Sufism, which emphasizes love, tolerance, and spiritual development. His teachings focused on the importance of inner purity and devotion to God. Haci Bayram Veli's influence extended beyond spirituality; he also played a significant role in Turkish literature. His poetry often reflects themes of divine love and the human experience. He passed away in 1430, and his tomb in Ankara remains a site of pilgrimage for many followers and admirers.