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Comment: Never existed, she is a "ghost character" who persists only on the web, not mentioned in any reliable and/or updated source
Fatma Nur was born in April 1516 in Manisa, the daughter of the governor of Manisa, Prince Suleiman (the future ruler).Fülane Hatun is believed to be her mother.In 1540 she married the architect Sinan and gave birth to him two children: Nilüfer Hanımsultan and Sultanzade Halil.Her name means: light of goodness
| Fatma Nur Sultan | |
|---|---|
| Born | c.1516 April. Manisa |
| Died | 1561,Istanbul,Ottoman Empire |
| Spouse | Mimar Sinan |
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| Father | Suleiman the Magnificent |
| Mother | Fülane Hatun |