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The content of our article is Majd al-Din Ishaq, one of the important figures who served the Turkish Seljuk State, and his effects on the cultural life of Anatolia. Majd al-Din Ishaq, Seljuk sultans of Türkiye Kılıç Arslan II, Ghiyath al-Din Kaykhusraw I, Rukn al-Din Sulaymanshah II is an important diplomat and statesman who lived during the reigns of Izz al-Din Kayka’üs I and Ala’ al-Din Kayqubad I and served the sultans. In addition to being a statesman, he is an important sufi and cultural ambassador. Majd al-Din Ishaq served as ambassador between the Seljuk State of Turkey and the Abbasid Caliphate. He pioneered not only in political life and diplomacy, but also in the formation of the intellectual and cultural ground of Anatolia. He was influential in bringing the Fütüvvet organization to Anatolia, and he made important contributions to the intellectual life of Anatolia by inviting important scholars he met during his travels to Turkey. Majd al-Din Ishaq invited respected scholars and Sufi connoisseurs such as Muhyi al-Din ibnArabi and Evhaduddin Kirmani to Anatolia.