Changes After Construction
Selime Hatun, one of the wives of Grand Admiral Kılıç Ali Pasha, is stated as the commissioner; however, in some other sources, Judge of Istanbul Ibrahim Efendi is also shown among the founders.
The mosque has been repaired at various times since its construction. Its minaret, in particular, was rebuilt by the residents of the neighborhood after it collapsed to the level of the roof floor.
The mosque carpets are made of 100% wool yarn using Ottoman motifs in order to preserve its historical atmosphere..
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The mosque, built in accordance with Ottoman architecture, is a brick masonry structure, reflecting the architectural features of the period with its masonry walls and wooden roof.
The mosque has a simple aesthetic with its flat ceiling, wooden mihrab and pulpit. The mihrab section is plastered.
The mosque, built on a 90 m² plot, covers a total area of 135 m² including its garden, and this area includes the staff lodging, toilets and ablution areas.
