Eighteen happy soldiers (yes, the army) who were martyred in the conquest of Constantinople, God willing, in the year 1453, lie in the cemetery. There is also a man buried right next to the mosque. The only grave with known identity in the cemetery belongs to Sekbanlar Kethüdası Hazır Hamza. In addition there is also a tomb reported to belong to Bukağilı Dede It was renovated during the Republic, registered in 1767

Eighteen happy soldiers (Ni'me'i-Ceyş) who were martyred during the conquest of Istanbul lie in the tomb located right next to the building known as the Eighteen Sekbanlar Mosque or Laundryman Hacı Mustafa Efendi Mosque.

There are martyrs' graves inside. Some of the tombstones are written in Arabic or Ottoman. Since it was closed, I took photos from the outside. One of the tombstones has Turkish writing and there is a picture of it. It is right next to the Sekbanlar Mosque. Malek Member is at the entrance. Just near the ibb building.

In the cemetery, eighteen happy soldiers (Ni'me'l-Ceyş) who participated in the conquest of Istanbul in 1453 and were martyred during this process are buried.