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Changes After Construction
The mosque was previously burned and ruined and was repaired by the Foundations Administration and the mosque community in 1968.
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Its walls are made of stone, its ceiling is concrete, its mihrab and minbar are made of marble, and its pulpit is made of wood. It has a muezzin’s gallery and a women’s gallery.
Its roof is covered with tiles, its ceiling is flat and painted with lime. Its minaret is made of cut stone, has a single balcony and is newly built. It has a fountain.
The mosque’s commissioner, Hacı Ferhat Agha, is in front of the mihrab. On his gravestone it is written “Ferhad bin Abdullah Attar” (Ferhad, son of Abdullah Attar).
