Changes After Construction
The mosque was built in 1899.
It underwent various restorations during the Republic period, but the building has suffered from the ravages of time.
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It is also known as the "Hacı Osman Mosque" because of Hacı Osman Bey, who served as imam here for 43 years.
It has traditional Ottoman mosque architecture. Its exterior is yellow plastered and has a simple design.
It is a mosque with a single minaret and a single balcony. The minaret has a thin and simple design.
Its balcony is surrounded by metal railings, and unlike the classical Ottoman minarets, it has a simpler structure. A simple yet nostalgic atmosphere prevails.
The mihrab, the minbar and the pulpit are decorated in green and white tones.
The building features traditional Ottoman calligraphy. The ceiling is covered in wood and there is a large chandelier in the middle.
Wooden and wrought iron details help the mosque preserve its classical atmosphere.
The simple colors of the interior and the use of minimal ornamentation create a peaceful worship environment.
Surrounded by wooden railings, this area was designed in accordance with the traditional Ottoman mosque interior architecture.
