“…The study of ideals on topological spaces was first introduced by K. Kuratowski [1]. The authors, Al-Omari and Noiri [2,3], Modak [4,5,6], Modak and Islam [7,8,9,10], Ekici and Elmali [11], Modak and Mistry [12], Khan and Noiri [13], Csaszar [14], O zbakir and Yildirim [15] have introduced the study of ideals on the generalized topological space. We know from [1] that, a subcollection of () X , the powerset of X , is called an ideal on X if (i) for , A B X and AB , A (hereditary) and (ii) for , A B X and , AB , AB (finite additivity).…”