Master Gazelhan Kazancı Commemorated at Bedih Grave

Şanlıurfa master gazelhan Bedih Yoluk, aka Kazancı Bedih, was commemorated with prayers at his grave on the 19th anniversary of his death. The Quran was read at the commemoration ceremony held at the grave of Kazancı Bedih in the Bediuzzaman Family Cemetery.
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Famous gazelhan Bedih Yoluk, known as Kazancı Bedih, who died 19 years ago in Şanlıurfa after being poisoned by carbon monoxide gas leaking from the stove, was commemorated by his loved ones at his grave on the anniversary of his death.

Şanlıurfa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Zeynel Abidin Beyazgül, together with AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Faruk Bayuk and the artist's son Naci Yoluk, went to the grave of the deceased artist and left carnations in the grave with his family, loved ones and citizens, wishing God's mercy on the deceased artist.

PRESIDENT BEYAZGÜL, “KAZANCI BEDİH LIVES IN HEARTS”

Expressing that the late Kazancı Bedih, the master of the Gazelhans, is one of the important values ​​of Şanlıurfa, Mayor Beyazgül said that the artist is kept alive in their hearts.

President Beyazgül said, “We commemorated our beloved artist from Şanlıurfa, our master Kazancı Bedih, at his graveside on the anniversary of his death. We are with his son and loved ones. We salute all our fans here. We left carnations in his grave in the name of his loved ones. Kazancı Bedih was a modest person, an important asset of Şanlıurfa, whose work, heart and voice are pure. Kazancı Bedih once again commemorates him with prayers at his grave. Kazancı Bedih's son, Naci Yoluk, is also following in his father's footsteps. May Allah increase the number of our artists and masters like Kazancı Bedih. Give them long life. Condolences to all of Şanlıurfa.” he spoke.

Naci Yoluk, son of the late gazelhan Kazancı Bedih, also thanked Şanlıurfa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Zeynel Abidin Beyazgül and his fans who came to commemorate the artist by his grave.

Bedih Yoluk and his wife, Fatma Yoluk, died on January 19, 2004, in their home near Balıklıgöl, by poisoning from carbon monoxide gas leaking from the stove.