Short Biography: He graduated from Mardin Artuklu University, Department of Architecture in 2011. Architect with the thesis titled “What We Are Actually Talking: A Discourse Analysis on Mosque Debates in Turkey (2009-2013)” at the same university (2015); He also received his doctorate (2020) with his thesis “Tahrir, Classification and Description: City and Architecture in Evliya Çelebi’s Travel Book”. He worked at Siirt (2013) and Mardin Artuklu (2013-2021) universities. He has been a faculty member at Samsun University since March 2021. Some of his academic studies are: Mosque Agenda, Media and Architecture in Turkey (2009-2013): On Şakirin, Mimar Sinan, Çamlıca and Sancaklar Mosques (with Halil İbrahim Regular, Milel and Nihal 2/2020), Turgut Cansever and The Nazarî in Architecture- The Relationship of Practice (Union of Municipalities of Turkey, İller Belediyeler Dergisi, 2019), History of Ottoman Architecture Between Sacred and Imaginary: A Method Essay in Ottoman Historiography of Ottoman Architecture (Milel and Nihal 2/2017), The Concept of Space Politics of Need, The Example of Çamlıca Mosque (Divan of Sociology 2016), Milel and Nihal İnanç was the editor of the special issue of the Journal of Culture and Mythology Studies “Holy and Architecture” (with Enes Ateş, Milel and Nihal 2/2017).