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Changes After Construction
It was first built as Darülhadis (Hadith Madrasa).
Over time, it was partially converted into a mosque and education continued in the rooms.
It underwent two major restorations in 1977 and 1984.
Today, it serves entirely as a mosque.
The rooms are still used for courses teaching the Quran and religious knowledge.
Featured Highlights
It was built on a total area of 250 m², including a 100 m² courtyard.
Its dome is placed on a hexagonal drum.
There is a birdhouse and an inscription on the outer wall.
It reflects the traditional Ottoman madrasa and mosque architecture.
