Through out this paper , stands for topological space. Let be a topological space and a subset of . A point in is called condensation point of if for each in with in , the set U is un countable [3]. In 1982 the closed set was first introduced by H. Z. Hdeib in [3], and he defined it as: is closed if it contains all its condensation points and the open set is the complement of the closed set. Equivalently. A subset of a space , is open if and only if for each , there exists such that and is countable. The collection of all open sets of denoted form topology on and it is finer than . Several characterizations of closed sets were provided in [1, 3, 4, 6]. For a subset of , the closure of and the interior of will be denoted by and respectively. The interior of the set defined as the union of all open sets contained in .