Changes After Construction
It remained in ruins for a long time.
The mosque has been restored with the efforts of philanthropists.
It is located on a military campus and visits require permission.
Featured Highlights
Its exterior, with its whitewashed walls and small windows, reflects the characteristics of traditional Ottoman provincial mosques.
Its minaret is simple and small in scale, with a modern covering on its upper part.
It has an elegant design adorned with wooden ornaments and calligraphy.
The mihrab is decorated with Arabic calligraphy. On both sides are the Basmala (Muslim invocation meaning “In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious”).
The minbar is meticulously crafted with woodwork and resembles the design in classical Ottoman mosques.
Red carpet patterns and ceiling decorations add a warm atmosphere to the space.
The chandelier offers lighting with a classical Ottoman touch.
