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Changes After Construction
It is known that there used to be a lodge and a masjid on the site of the mosque.
It was repaired in 1952.
The minaret was added after the restoration in 1983.
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It is known as the oldest mosque in Kadıköy.
The mosque does not have a narthex.
Its mihrab is covered with tiles, the minbar and the preacher’s pulpit are made of wood.
The muezzin's gallery is on the upper floor.
The minaret is entered from the inside.
The definition of "Tekke Masjid" is used for the building. It is thought that Mustafa Aghamay have had this masjid built for the Sufi order he belonged to.
It has a second floor supported by large columns. It is a structure with a tiled roof, asingle minaret and two balconies.
