Changes After Construction
It was repaired in 1875.
It was restored by the Foundations Administration in 2007.
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Also known as Valide Mosque and Gureba Hospital Mosque.
It is a brick, rectangular structure with a wooden roof. The women's gallery, accessed by a wooden staircase, consists of three rooms, only one room exists today.
In the middle of the wooden ceiling there is a gilded centre in the shape of a leaf and gilded plant motifs scattered around.
Its minbar has a pointed cone and is made of wood like the pulpit.
The mihrab is grooved and has baroque style folds on its upper part.
The mosque was built next to the hospital and has a gathering place where patients can join the congregation.
It was designed for hospital staff and patients to pray.
The single-balcony stone minaret, which is entered from the inside, is located on the right side of the mosque.
A fountain of the same date is also located next to the mosque.
