The Ottoman state order, with its deteriorations that began to be felt from the seventeenth century onwards, especially with the defeats experienced in wars, became clearly visible in all its institutions in the eighteenth century. Individuals occupying important positions in the ulema, such as Abdullah Efendi, established a link between the past, present, and future of the state and showed ways to strengthen it once again. The Tatarcık Memorandum is also one of the works containing the necessary steps for the Ottoman State to escape its unfavorable situation, and it is a development plan and project presented to Sultan Selim III.