Ümmü Gülsüm Hatun, Çivicizade Mehmed Efendi or Mustafa Çavuş
Architect:
Mimar Sinan
- Changes after its construction:
It was completely rebuilt twice after its initial construction.
It was repaired and rebuilt as a modern structure in 1965 and then in 1990.
- Prominent Features:
It has a rectangular plan, walls built of brick and stone, a wooden roof and tile covering. Its minaret, base and shoe are made of cut stone, its body is made of brick, and it has a single balcony.
Inside there is a women’s gallery, a tiled mihrab, a wooden minbar and a pulpit.