Changes After Construction
Its minaret was added in 1797-98.
It is stated in some sources that it was repaired in 1898.
It underwent extensive repairs by the Foundations Administration in 1948.
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It is also known among the public as Maçka Tekke, Maçka Mosque and Şabani Tekke.
It was built on a total area of 347 m² and has an interior space of 232 m². It is a rectangular planned building with a wooden and tiled roof.
It has a single-balcony brick minaret, and the marble balcony railings have star reliefs.
On the west side, it is entered through a double-winged wooden door from a small garden.
Under the narthex, descending by stone stairs, is the tomb of Şenlik Dede.
The women's gallery is made of wood and is located above the narthex.
The Harim section has a rectangular plan and its walls are painted with light blue oil paint.
The windows have wooden frames, iron bars and are large in size.
The mihrab is in the form of a semi-cylindrical protrusion on the exterior and is covered with tiles.
There are paintings on the ceiling and above the windows with the names of the Rashidun caliphs written on them.
