The reconstruction process began in 1978, and the mosque was revived in 1979 with the minaret base preserved.
In 2005, a wooden minbar was installed, and the structure continued to be used as a mosque.
Prominent Features:
The names Mismarcı Şucaeddin Mosque, Ekserci Mosque, and Mismarcı Yusuf Şucaeddin Mosque are also used for the structure.
In the 1979 revival, the wall masonry is predominantly of rubble stone; the walls are encircled at the upper level by a reinforced-concrete tie beam/beam.
The harim ceiling has a flat concrete arrangement; the upper covering has a roofed composition.
Together with the son cemaat place, the mass measures approximately 9×15 m.
The minaret base remaining from the original structure is the main element representing the historical continuity of the building.