Mithat Eser was born in Konya in 1975. After graduating from Konya Imam Hatip High School, he graduated from Selçuk University Faculty of Theology in 1998. He completed his master's degree in Islamic history at the same university with a thesis titled "The Position of the Companions in the Era of the Prophet from a Human Perspective," and his doctorate with a thesis titled "The Religious, Social, and Cultural Positions of Sayyids and Sharifs in the Early Abbasid Period." He worked as a preacher at the Aksaray Provincial Mufti's Office of the Directorate of Religious Affairs for 10 years. From 2010-2013, he served as a faculty member at Muş Alparslan University, and from 2013-2018 at Pamukkale University Faculty of Theology. His research interests include Disabled Companions, Sayyids and Sharifs in the Early Abbasid Period, and the life of Talha b. Eser, who has six books titled Ubeydullah, Female Companions Participating in the Battles, Ibn Ishaq, and Masudi, currently serves as a faculty member in the Department of Islamic History at Selçuk University Faculty of Theology.

He was born in 1974 in Konya. After he completed his primary and secondary education in Konya, he graduated from University of Selçuk Faculty of  Economics and Administrative Sciences Department of Public Administration in 1996 and he graduated from Istanbul University, Department of Philosophy in 2022. In 1994, he started to take thuluth-naskh, divani, jaly divani and taliq courses from Khattat Dr. Hüseyin Öksüz (Qunawi). In 1996 he graduated from Department of Public Administration. In 2002, he got a thuluth-naskh diploma (ijazah) and in 2022, taliq diploma from Dr. Hüseyin Öksüz.

In 2003, he got a master degree in University of Selçuk, Institute of Social Sciences, Division of Business Administration. Later on, he started doctorate in the same Institute Division of Art History after receiving preparation education to do a PhD in a different branch. In 2005, he was appointed as a research assistant at the Faculty of Fine Arts. The same year he became a lecturer and deputy head of the department. In 2008, he became a doctor upon completing his PhD dissertation entitled “Band Scripts of Istanbul’s Sultanate Mosques”. In 2009, he was appointed as assistant professor and chosen as the member of Faculty Executive Board. In 2013, he was appointed as assoc. prof. in the same branch. He invited to International Multeqa Ramadan li-Khatt al-Quran al-Kareem in Dubai between 2011-2018 and he wrote 6 juz from Quran totally. He served as art consultant in Konya Metropolitan Municipality between 2013-2016. He won 5 international awards in different scripts like thuluth, muhaqqaq and jaly ta’liq in competitions organized by Ircica and Albaraka. He appointed as member of jury in different international art competitions.

On his artistic journey, he prefers both classical and modern calligraphic designs. His classical and modern calligraphic works have been displayed in many international exhibitions. He has many artworks in public or private collections. Also, philosophy, literature, photography, graphic design and cinema are among his interests. He published books and he wrote sections in various international and national scientific books about the history of Islamic calligraphy art. His articles were published in refereed scientific journals. He presented papers in international congresses and symposiums.

In 2016, he was appointed as assoc. prof. in Faculty of Theology (Department of Islamic Arts History) in Marmara University. In the same time he was appointed calligraphy teacher in Albaraka Art Academy. In 2017, he was commissioned as art consultant in Presidency of The Republic of Turkey, Directorate of National Palaces. In July 2020, he was appointed as professor in Faculty of Theology (Department of Islamic Arts History) in Marmara University in İstanbul.

He was born in Konya/Seydişehir in 1982. He completed his secondary and high school education at Konya Central Imam Hatip High School. He graduated from Selçuk University Faculty of Theology in 2003. Between 2005 and 2014, he worked as a teacher in different schools affiliated to the Ministry of National Education. In 2010, he received his Master's degree with his study titled "Fazl Bin Sahl's Life and Personality" and in 2016, he received his Ph.D. degree with his study titled "Merv City in Islamic History and Civilization". In 2014, he started his academic life as a research assistant at Karamanoğlu Mehmetbey University, Faculty of Islamic Sciences, Department of Islamic History. In 2022, the author, who became an associate professor, is the head of the Islamic History and Art Department of the same faculty. Although he has studied various topics and periods of Islamic history and civilization from the past to the present, his academic interest is especially on medieval Turco-Islamic cities.