Changes After Construction
It was built in 1898.
A glass-fronted entrance has been added.
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It was built on an area of 1700 m². It has a rectangular plan and its exterior is completely covered with zinc sheets. It is covered with a tiled hipped roof.
The courtyard of the mosque is shaped with steps as it is located on a sloping plot of land.
It is a two-storey building; the upper floor is used as a women's gallery with a balcony.
The wooden ceiling is decorated with an eight-pointed star motif. The wooden minbar and preacher’s pulpit are decorated with plant motifs and have very detailed workmanship.
The mihrab, which projects outwards in a semicircular shape, has a plain appearance.
There are three rectangular windows on the west and east facades, and one on the beveled surfaces on the mihrab facade.
The minaret was built independently of the mosque on the right side of the narthex. The minaret has a stubby base, a polygonal body and a closed balcony; its top ends with an onion cone.
The mihrab protrusion attracts attention with its herringbone-arranged panels and the sun motif on it.
The most distinctive feature of the mosque is that its exterior is covered with zinc sheets.
