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It was completely burned down in 1941 and was rebuilt and opened for worship by the community in 1955.
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It is also known as the Camcı Mosque.
There is a single grave in its garden said to belong to Subaşı Cafer.
Opposite the mosque, there is a dilapidated fountain that still bears traces of fire.
The mosque, which has a total of 15 windows on its walls, was built of masonry.
The interior wall skirts are covered with wooden paneling up to the lower windows.
The ceiling is plain concrete, the minbar is tiled, and the minbar is wooden.
The single-balconied minaret in the rear right corner is made of brick and the shoe part is stone.
The women's gallery is made of concrete.
