معمار سنان

Mimar Sinan was a male civil engineer, scientist, urban planner, and writer born in Ağırnas in 1490. He was a citizen of the Ottoman Empire and practiced Islam. His notable works include the Ferhat Pasha Mosque, Banya Bashi Mosque, Şehzade Mosque, and Süleymaniye Mosque. He worked in Istanbul, Edirne, Cairo, and Aleppo.

Sinan spoke, wrote, and signed in Ottoman Turkish, Turkish, and Arabic. His writing language was Ottoman Turkish. He experienced the significant event of devşirme. He died in Istanbul on July 17, 1588, and was buried in Constantinople. He is described by the Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia. His name in his native language is Mimar Sinan, قوجه معمار سنان آغا.