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Changes After Construction
It was completely rebuilt after the earthquake in 1894.
The building was repaired, and some modern improvements were made during the restoration carried out in 2005.
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It was built in the 19th century as the Ekşinoz Village Mosque.
It has a rectangular plan, almost square, and a hipped roof.
It was used as a health center during the Balkan Wars.
The minaret is small and plain, and next to it is a cemetery where those who died in the Balkan Wars are buried.
The building was built using cut stone and brick, and natural light was provided through round arched windows.
