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Changes After Construction
It suffered a fire in 1839 and was revived by Ali Pasha.
It underwent extensive repairs in 1970 and took its current form.
It was restored in 1975.
Its wooden minaret was replaced with brick.
After the repairs, the mihrab and the minbar were made of marble.
Featured Highlights
It was built as 100 m² on a total land of 121 m².
The walls are made of masonry and the roof is wooden.
It has a small but complex minaret with a single balcony.
There is an inscription dated 1907-1908 (H. 1325) at the entrance.
