Changes After Construction
In 1957, the mosque was demolished and added to the road.
A new mosque bearing the same name was built later.
In 2015, the mosque graveyard was registered as a cultural asset and taken underprotection.
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It was built by Neslişah Sultan as a small social complex consisting of a mosque, aschool, a fountain, a fountain, a well and a harem.
Lillahi Kane Kayren; (“Source of charity for Allah”) and the date of construction areengraved on the mosque’s door arch, regarding the charities of Neslişah Sultan .
The foundation charter determined the mosque’s income sources and services in detail.
There are only women’s graves in the mosque’s graveyard.
The mosque that exists today is a structure with a hipped roof, masonry walls, and aprayer hall illuminated by pointed arched windows. Its cylindrical minaret sits on asquare-based plinth.
