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in this research, a new tomb from the important scientists of the state of the ottoman was held in the 17-century catalysip gangs and the ancient tomb of the republic period was discussed in a period of which a part of the statemen of the state and the tomb of the cemetery had not been taken in place before the current tomb of the mosque, and finally a new monument to the tomb, in the early republic period, the osmanlıya distance from the city of the city was no longer started, and in the beginning of 1952, the city of which the ancient city of istanbul was able to be able to carry out the decision of the ancient city, as well-law of the historical monuments, and the ancient city of the ancient city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of istanbul, and the city of the city, and the historical monuments of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of the city of istanbul, which the city of the city of the city of the ancient city of the city of the city of the city of the

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Building a new tomb and what has happened with his former one, for an important scientist of the Ottoman Empire (17th century) will be held within this article. It appears that some government men of the Republican Period had first wanted to preserve the present tomb, then move it to another place and lastly build a new monumental tomb. Also having this occur earlier in the Republican Period during a time when people started to leave the thought of looking at Ottoman with a distant view shows that an importance was given within this aspect. The oldest document about the topic is dated 1939. Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, Directorate of Topkapı Palace Museum, Directorate of İstanbul Archaeological Museum, İstanbul Municipality, Turkish Historical Society are the institutions in this process. The work drags on because of reasons such as personal controversies, institutions’ inability to cooperate. Meanwhile the damaged head and footstones of the original tomb got lost. In 1952 new tombs were built for Şair (Poet) Necati and Katip Çelebi in the atrium of Voynuk Şücaeddin Mosque. We don’t know which institution has done this. During the construction of the Atatürk Boulevard in 1956 the Voynuk Şücaeddin Mosque was demolished and the tombs were moved to their current place. The movement of the tombs might have happened after 1961 since in a 1961 document there is a decision for preserving the tombs in their original places. The inability to preserve a simple tomb, having it take 21 years for the production of the new tombs and their movement, shows the state of the administrative structure’s making decisions and putting it to practice