Mardin
Mardin is a city in southeastern Turkey.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — v of Anatolia
About Mardin
Mardin is located in the Mardin region of Turkey. It is situated in the southeastern part of the country, making it a significant urban center in the area.
Mardin is notable for its rich history and cultural heritage. The city has a unique character shaped by its strategic location and diverse influences. Its economy is driven by various sectors, including trade, tourism, and agriculture, which contribute to its distinct identity.
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Notable people from Mardin
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Yousuf Karsh1908–2002Armenian-Canadian photographer (1908–2002)
Jahan Shah1397–1467The third and greatest sultan of Qara Qoyunlu dynasty (1435–1467)
Ignatius Maloyan1869–1915Armenian Catholic archbishop, martyr and saint
Cigerxwîn1903–1984Kurdish polymath and nationalist (1903-1984)
İbrahim Baylanb. 1972Swedish politician- SSultan Sheikhmouss1077–1164Kurdish sufi sheikh and Islamic scholar
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