Niyazi Mısri was a prominent Turkish Sufi poet and thinker, born in 1618 in the village of Mısra, near Kütahya, Turkey. He is best known for his mystical poetry, which reflects the teachings of Islamic mysticism and the Mevlevi order. His works often explore themes of love, unity, and the divine, making him a significant figure in Ottoman literature. Mısri's poetry is characterized by its rich imagery and deep spiritual insight. He was also known for his role as a religious leader, guiding followers in their spiritual journeys. His influence continues to be felt in Turkish literature and Sufism today.