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Changes After Construction
The minbar was added by the scholar Ağazade Mehmet Efendi.
The mosque, which fell into disrepair over time, was rebuilt by the public in 1952, preserving its original walls and with a wooden and tiled roof.
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It has a large garden.
The minbar, the muezzin's gallery and the women's gallery are made of reinforced concrete.
Its stone mihrab is embedded in the wall and its niche is designed as five-sided on the inside.
The pulpit of its short minaret is made of stone, the body is made of brick, and it has a single balcony.
Near the mosque is the grave of Seyyid Seyfullah, the son of Seyyid Nizam, a descendant of Husayn ibn Ali.
