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Think of a Place, Maneven, Extraordinary Atmosphere, Think of a Place, Its Almost Destroyed, A Beautiful Place That Has Almost Destroyed, A Beautiful Place That Makes The Mosque Beautiful It Is A Great Loss Not To Come And Travel To Istanbul. NOTE: Do not come by car Travel on foot. Around Süleymaniye There are many points to visit the magnificent

The Suleiman the Magnificent Mosque Cemetery has over time become the resting place of many notable people. Among their tombs are examples of the most precious and delicate ornaments of Ottoman funerary art. Süleymaniye is the third most important burial space among the Ottoman imperial mosques.

Süleymaniye Mosque cemetery Tombstones resemble the garden of Eden with roses in a Nizam dynasty, there is a grave of mehmet zahit kotku.nHeraldic shrinesnThe tomb in front of the mihrab belongs to Suleiman the Magnificent, who built a mosque with his own money, and the tomb next to his wife Hürrem Sultan. Mimar Sinan, on the other hand, lies outside the garden of the mosque in the tomb next to the Istanbul Mufti, and there is an Ottoman inscription on the tomb.nIn the Tomb of Kanuni, which comes after the mosque in terms of status, there are seven sarcophagi, including those of Kanuni. In the sarcophagi on the left, Sultan II. Solomon, II. Ahmed's haseki Rabia Sultan, on the right is Mihriman Sultan, Sultan II. Suleiman's mother Saliha Dilaşub Sultan and Sultan II. Ahmed's daughter Asiye Sultan is sleeping. In Hürrem Sultan Tomb covered with an octagonal dome, Hürrem Sultan's, Sultan II. Selim's son Prince Mehmed and Sultan II. There are sarcophagi of a daughter of Ahmed. Besides the Tomb of Kanuni, there is also a cemetery with tombs belonging to the dynasty.nnHafize Özal was also a member of the sectnAfter Kotku, the second person who was buried in the Süleymaniye Mosque cemetery with the decision of the Council of Ministers was Hafize Özal, the mother of the 8th President Turgut Özal. After this controversial burial, SHP Diyarbakır Deputy Fuat Atalay gave a parliamentary question to the Turkish Grand National Assembly regarding which title and reason Hafize Özal was buried in this cemetery. SHP Denizli Deputy Adnan Keskin applied to the Council of State for the annulment of the Cabinet Decree. The case was rejected in terms of procedure. Eyüp Aşık from ANAP announced that Hafize Özal was a member of the Nakşibendi sect and therefore he was willing to be buried next to the sheikh Kotku, who was previously buried in that cemetery.nnWho is Mehmed Zahit Kotku?nMehmed Zahit Kotku of Bursalı, the sheikh of the Nakşibendi order, who died of CANCER, received the title of the first person buried in the tomb of the Ottoman Dynasty in 1980 with the decision of the Council of Ministers.nBorn in Bursa in 1897, Mehmed Zahit Kotku was drafted into the army when the First World War broke out while studying at the Bursa Art School. Mehmed Zahit Efendi, who came to Istanbul after the army left the Syrian Front, went to Gümüşhaneli Tekke and joined Sheikh Omer Ziyaeddin. He completes his spiritual education and receives approval besides Tekirdağlı Mustafa Feyzi Efendi. After attending classes in Fatih and Hagia Sophia mosques for a while, he returns to Bursa. After the lodges were closed, Mehmed Zahit Efendi, who took over as the imam of Izvat village, was transferred to Üftade Mosque after 16 years in this position and settled in Bursa again. He came to Istanbul in 1952 and started to work in Iskender Pasha Mosque. Kotku, who died on November 13, 1980, lies next to his teachers in Süleymaniye.nThe source is Milliyet newspaper.

A strange cemetery that provides peace and tranquility despite the crowds of visitors, calling between the two worlds, making the posthumous as aesthetic for the rest ...