Changes After Construction
Apart from the minaret, fountain and surrounding walls, nothing remains from its original structure.
According to sources, the original mosque was destroyed in a fire, and a new building with 70 cm thin walls, pointed windows, a flat ceiling was built in its place, and an inner gallery was added.
It was last repaired by the Directorate General of Foundations in 1978.
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It is one of the three mosques built by Molla Hüsrev.
The interior area of the mosque, which has a wooden roof, is 102 m².
Its single-balcony minaret was built with a row of cut stone and a row of bricks.
The minaret’s balcony has three rows of bricks in a sawtooth pattern, but only some fragments have survived to the present day.
There are three windows on the surrounding walls of the mosque and the fountain next to it is one of the original works.
This fountain is known as one of the oldest fountains in Istanbul.
At the entrance of the mosque, there is a plaque on which is the life of Molla Hüsrev written.
