Changes After Construction
The mosque went through various renovations over time and was finally brought to its current state by Hasan Hüsnü Pasha during the reign of Abdul Hamid II.
Since the first two roads were expropriated in 1984-85, the mosque was left in the middle.
It underwent extensive restoration in 2019. During the restoration, a ship painting thought to belong to Hasan Hüsnü Pasha's ship was unearthed within the mosque; this painting was taken under protection and preserved to be exhibited in the narthex.
Featured Highlights
The mosque, which is a square-plan, cut stone structure, has a wooden roof and is covered with lead. It has a construction system with a hidden dome on the inside, which is a rare architectural practice.
The minaret is located on the right corner of the mosque. The qibla faces the Golden Horn and on the left, past the park and green areas, one can see the Eyüpsultan Dock.
The mosque is accessed by two 14-step staircases on the right and left. The staircases meet at a small porch, from where a visitor can reach the entrance with a wooden door.
