Changes After Construction
It was built by Osman Agha after the Kadı Mehmet Efendi Mosque was ruined in 1612.
It underwent a major renovation in 1811 during the reign of Mahmud II.
The mosque burned down in the great fire in Kadıköy in 1878 and was rebuilt the same year.
In 1880, a plane tree was planted in the mosque garden by Imam Mehmed Asım Efendi.
Over time, various renovations have been made and it has reached the present day.
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It attracts attention with its domeless structure and walls built with three rows of bricks and one row of cut stone.
It has a small, thick-bodied minaret with a single balcony.
There is a two-storey women's gallery, which was added to the building later and is independent of the interior.
The inscription on the entrance door has been erased over time.
