Changes After Construction
The building is located among the Süleymaniye Library buildings along with the Evvel and Sani madrasas.
In 1957, the building gained the function of a children's library; this function ended in 1980.
Today, the building is used as a book restoration workshop within the library unit.
The building largely preserves its original plan layout and spatial arrangement; there are numerous interventions in detail.
Iron joinery doors are located at the entrances; it is evaluated that the doors were wooden in their original state.
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The building is in a raised (fevkani) layout at the southwest corner of the Süleymaniye Complex.
The building is made of cut stone and consists of two sections.
The square-planned entrance space at the front is domed; its opening arrangement faces the west and north directions.
The rectangular-planned enclosed space at the rear is covered with a vault and a dome.
The building is located among the educational units of the Süleymaniye Complex.
