Hacı Ferhat Agha (A charitable statesman who lived during the Ottoman
Empire)
Architect
Unknown
Changes after its construction
The mosque was previously burned and ruined and was repaired by the Foundations Administration and the mosque community in 1968.
Prominent Features
Its walls are made of stone, its ceiling is concrete, its mihrab and minbar are made of marble, and its pulpit is made of wood. It has a muezzin’s gallery and a women gallery.
Its roof is covered with tiles, its ceiling is flat and painted with lime. Its minaret is made of cut stone, has a single balcony and is newly built. It has a fountain.
The mosque commissioner, Hacı Ferhat Agha, is in front of the mihrab. On his gravestone it is written “Ferhad bin Abdullah Attar” (Ferhad, son of Abdullah Attar).