Changes After Construction
In 1752, the small mosque was converted into a mosque by Mehmed Ali Agha, one of the Ihtisab Aghas of the reign of Sultan Mahmud I, by adding a mihrab
It underwent extensive restoration in 1993.
Featured Highlights
It is a building with a single minaret and a single balcony
The walls are made of masonry and the roof is made of wood
The brick minaret is plastered with cement
The women's gallery is seated on two wooden columns
Its mihrab is covered with Çanakkale tiles and next to it there is a tile panel depicting the Kaaba
It is the only mosque in Üsküdar with a picture of the Kaaba
There are two windows on each facade, designed to receive sufficient daylight
Solak Sinan's tomb is located inside the cemetery
Near the cemetery, next to the Şehzade Fountain, a Byzantine column capital attracts attention
The fountain, built by Matbah Emini Hacı Halil Efendi in 1728, is located at the corner where two roads meet.
