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Changes After Construction
It underwent restoration in 1885.
Renovations were made on June 19, 1887.
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It is also known as “Saman Emini Sani Mosque” or “Çukur Çeşme Mosque”.
The entrance to the mosque is through the gap between the shops.
It is surrounded by buildings on all sides except the entrance.
Its interior area is 90m² and the wall thickness is 60 cm.
It is made of masonry and has a wooden roof.
It receives light from 21 windows, and its ceiling and upper gallery are made of wood, as are the minbar and the preacher’s pulpit.
The mihrab is covered with marble.
The single-balconied minaret in the right corner is made of brick and is short.
