One of my favourite Sultan of Ottoman, the striving on Palestine, the hardworking to unite all Muslims, this is Abdul Hamid II Budapest native Theodor Herzl, the leader of the Zionist movement, requested an audience with Sultan Abdülhamid II. When this request was declined, he delivered his offer to the sultan through his close friend, Polish Phillip Newlinsky, in May, 1901. They offered to pay the Ottomans' foreign debts and to provide propaganda for the Ottoman Sultan in Europe in exchange for opening Palestinian lands to Jewish settlement and transferring governance to the Jewish people. The sultan declined this offer with the famous saying: "I won't sell anything, not even an inch of this territory because this country does not belong to me but to all Ottomans. My people won these lands with their blood. We give what we have the way we got it in the first place." Herzl repeated his offer once again the following year, but the answer was the same.

This is the rest place of three of the Sultan, Sultan II Mahmud, Sultan Abdul Aziz, Sultan II Abdul Hamid. Mahmud II (Ottoman Turkish: محمود ثانى‎ Mahmud-u s̠ānī, محمود عدلى Mahmud-u Âdlî; Turkish: İkinci Mahmut; 20 July 1785 – 1 July 1839) was the 30th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire from 1808 until his death in 1839. Abdülaziz (Ottoman Turkish: عبد العزيز / `Abdü’l-`Azīz, Turkish: Abdülaziz; 8 February 1830 – 4 June 1876) was the 32nd Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and reigned between 25 June 1861 and 30 May 1876. He was the son of Sultan Mahmud II and succeeded his brother Abdulmejid I in 1861. Abdul Hamid II (Ottoman Turkish: عبد الحميد ثانی‎, `Abdü’l-Ḥamīd-i sânî; Turkish: İkinci Abdülhamit; 21 September 1842 – 10 February 1918) was the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the last Sultan to exert effective control over the fracturing state. Edited on my second visit: I am here for the second time. Nice to be here. My first visit was on Dec 2018 and now I am back again in Sep 2019. My purpose is to pay respect to those great leaders who laid their lives for the cause of Islam and specially for Turks. May their Souls rest in peace

This large octagonal mausoleum is in the Empire style (modelled on Roman architecture), made popular by Napoleon. It was built in 1838, the year before Sultan Mahmut II’s death and is shared by sultans Mahmut II, Abdül Aziz and Abdül Hamit II. Within, Corinthian pilasters divide up walls which groan with symbols of prosperity and victory. The huge tomb dominates a cemetery that has beautiful headstones, a fountain and, at the far end, a good café.

TOMB AND CEMETERY OF MAHMUD II The tomb was constructed on the order of Abdulmecid for his father Mahmud Il in Istanbul. However, later sultans and members of the dynasty were also buried here. When Abdulmecid inherited the throne following the death of Mahmud Il in 1839, he ordered Ohannes Dadyan and Bogos Dadyan brothers, who were architects, to build a tomb for his father. The land used for building the tomb was assigned by the beloved sister of Mahmud II, Esma Sultan. At that time, Esma Sultan had her mansion on this land. The empire-style tomb is covered with white marbles. It is octagonal and climbed by stairs. The dome of the tomb is decorated with a relief wreath flowers. The crystal chandelier hanging from the dome was sent by the Queen of United Kingdom Victoria I. The gilded wall clocks on both sides of the door were given by the French Emperor Napoleon III as gift. The courtyard near the tomb was transformed into a cemetery in 1861 and statesmen, authors and poets most of whom served between 1840 and 1920 were buried here. The cemetery hosts gravestones and sarcophagi which represent the most beautiful examples of Ottoman art of stone dressing.

His reign is recognized for the extensive administrative, military, and fiscal reforms he instituted, which culminated in the Decree of Tanzimat ("reorganization") that was carried out by his sons Abdulmejid I and Abdülaziz. Often described as "Peter the Great of Turkey",[1] Mahmud's reforms included the 1826 abolition of the conservative Janissary corps, which removed a major obstacle to his and his successors' reforms in the Empire. The reforms he instituted were characterized by political and social changes, which would eventually lead to the birth of the modern Turkish Republic.[2] Notwithstanding his domestic reforms, Mahmud's reign was also marked by nationalist uprisings in Ottoman-ruled Serbia and Greece, leading to a loss of territory for the Empire following the emergence of an independent Greek state. In the general structure of the Ottoman Empire, Mahmud's reign was characterized by showing major interest to Westernization; institutions, palace order, daily life, clothing, music and many other areas saw radical reform as the Ottoman Empire opened up to the modernisation

A peaceful cemetery containing the tombs of a number of Ottoman royalty This cemetery contains the tombs of some of the more recently deceased Ottoman royal family. It is a peaceful place, despite the turbulent lives of many of those interred there. There is a restaurant just adjacent to the cemetery as well.

A royal burial ground. Sultan Mahmud II was the 30th Ottoman padishah. The complex is octagonal planned and covered with a dome. Some influential families are buried her including the Pashas and the family of the Ottoman dynasty. Free admission and must take shoes off when entering domed area.

I'm so thankful that my ancestors were so intelligent and done so much good stuff for their people. May Allah grant them with the highest point of paradise.

Our great sultan our proud rests here, Sultan Abdul Hamid II, may Allah revive Caliphate. Love him and his love for our beloved prophet ﷺ and his beautiful heart which had so much pain for Ummah and for Islam! 🥰📿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🤲🏼

May Allah pleased with him 😭😭😭 I love him .. Last protector of khilafah 🥺 He was the last hope for Muslims... Muslims from India loved him 🇮🇳 I will visit InshAllah 💜

Beautiful place and it is free to enter. Many sultan graves. Mostly from the recent centuries

It is very easy to find a cemetery with a huge historical monument in it there are many cemeteries belonging to the Ottoman period.

(Translated by Google) Sultan II. Abdulhamid The Ottoman Empire was a state with many nations and people, consisting of Turks, Arabs, Kurds, Arnautans, Bulgarians, Greeks and Zinoglardes, whom Sadık Birlik made into a family and made them members of a family. The basis of the political and social structure of the state (Original) Sultan II. Abdülhamit Osmanlı İmparatorluğu, çok sayıda ulus ve halkın bulunduğu bir devletti, Sadık Birlik tarafından birleştikleri ve onları bir ailenin üyeleri yaptıkları Türkler, Araplar, Kürtler, Arnautlar, Bulgarlar, Yunanlılar ve Zinoglardan oluşuyordu. Devletin politik ve sosyal yapısının temeli

If you are interested in the resting place for all the Sultans, you are in the right place. I was looking to see Sultan Hamed II grave, but to my surprise, I found most of the Sultans are there.

Family tomb of the Ottoman sultans, Abdülhamid Han, Sultan Mahmud II, Sultan Abdulaziz and 19 other dynasties/Paşa are resting here, May ALLAH grant them higher place in jannah... Ameen sum Ameen

Great place for spiritual people and people who appreciate history. Entry is free. Nice to walk around and appreciate the art exhibited on the tombs.

One of the important places for Turkish history, there are 3 Ottoman Padishahs buried here.

Grave of ottoman sultan 2.Abdulhamid Han. May Allah rest his soul.

(Translated by Google) Heaven Place Sultan (Original) Cennet Mekan Sultan

(Translated by Google) zameen kha gai aasman kese kese (Original) zameen kha gai aasman kese kese

NB. The turbe is closed on Mondays. But you can enter the garden where other people are buried.

(Translated by Google) Atam Even Spiritual Peace is Enough Here! .. (Original) Atam Manevi Huzuru Bile Yetiyor Buranın!..

(Translated by Google) 2. Abdulhamid Khan Tomb Cemetery 2. Abdulhamid Khan, 2nd Mahmud Khan and Abdul Aziz Khan Tomb are located in Divanyolu, in Çemberlitaş and its vicinity. The tomb includes the family members of the sultans' families. Next to the tomb is the fountain, the fountain and the treasure. The location is close to the location on the map. Sultan Abdülhamid II built the Sultan Mosque in Besiktas, Sultan Mahmud II built Nusretiye Mosque in Tophane, Sultan Abdulaziz Han built Sadabad Mosque in Kagithane. 2. Abdülhamid Han was capable, faithful and subservient to his religion. He was a carpenter. She read a lot. 2. Mahmud Han is intelligent, diligent and cautious. Calligrapher, poet and composer. Abdulaziz Han is devout, takva owner and intelligent. Calligrapher and composer. He also has wrestling curiosity. (Original) 2. Abdülhamid Han Türbesi Mezarlık 2. Abdülhamid Han, 2. Mahmud Han ve Abdülaziz Han Türbesi Divanyolu'ndadır, Çemberlitaş ve yakın çevresindedir. Türbede padişahların aile yakınlarının sandukaları da yer alıyor. Türbenin yanında çeşme, sebil ve hazire yer alıyor. Haritadaki konum yakın bir yerdir. Osmanlı Devleti padişahı 2. Abdülhamid Han Beşiktaş'ta Yıldız Camii'ni, padişah 2. Mahmud Han Tophane'de Nusretiye Camii'ni, padişah Abdülaziz Han Kağıthane'de Sadabad Camii'ni yaptırdı. 2. Abdülhamid Han dinine bağlı, kabiliyetli ve tevekkül sahibi idi. Marangozdu. Çok kitap okurdu. 2. Mahmud Han zeki, gayretli ve temkinlidir. Hattat, şair ve bestekardır. Abdülaziz Han dindar, takva sahibi ve zekidir. Hattat ve bestekardır. Ayrıca güreşe merakı vardır.

(Translated by Google) When we wanted to visit the tomb was closed to the sun on the day was thankfully there at the end of the renovations done vel has come out of peace, now our goal is to understand you sultanımımız .. hope you finish our good moments we will finish half our steps, all the Turks or all ottoman sons I'm not saying that the Islamic world should visit and send prayers to the soul. (Original) Ne zaman ziyaret etmek istesek türbenin kapalı olduğu güne pazartesiye denk gelirdi orda çok şükür ki sonunda tadilatlar bitti vel hasıl çıktık huzura ,, Artık amacımız seni anlayabilmektir sultanım.. ümid ederizki seni iyi anlar yarım bıraktıklarını tamamlamak üzere olur adımlarımız , tüm türklerin veya tüm osmanlı evlatlarının demiyorum tüüüm islam aleminin ziyaret etmesi ve ruhuna dualar göndermesi gerekir.. orada bulunmak muhtiş bir his veriyor orda yatıyorlar ama aslında ölmemiş gibiler Hak yolunda ölenlere ölü denmez zaten ....!

Entertainment entre. Very good place to go

Great man ...great place

It reminds you the death, as every single one of us should and will die one day, sooner or later, at young age or old age, well and healthy or sick and ill, poor or wealthy, male or female, big or small, at sleep or awake, in hospital or at home, standing or sitting, crying or laughing, willingly or unwillingly. This life should and will indeed end one day, the day you die, that is the end of your world. Good or bad, nice or rude, kind or cruel, you will die at the end. Try to be nice, kind, supportive, polite, generous.

A small and beautiful Islamic architecture building that hosts the tombs of three Sultans! The entrance is free!

(Translated by Google) Heaven venue (Original) Cennet mekan

(Translated by Google) Andie Cokbe (Original) Cokbeyendim

(Translated by Google) II. Tomb of Sultan Abdulhamid Khan (Original) II. Sultan Abdülhamid hanın türbesi

May Almighty Allah gives Jannat ul firdous