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Changes After Construction
It is estimated that it has undergone various repairs over time.
In the modern period, its interior and exterior were restored with renovations.
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It was built in traditional Ottoman architecture; the stone walls have been preserved and survived to the present day.
Its cylindrical minaret draws attention to its use of stone materials.
The interior has a wooden ceiling, which gives the mosque a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The mihrab and minbar are decorated with decorations from the Ottoman period.
There are Ottoman hand-drawn motifs on the walls and windowsills.
Wooden loggias, railings and columns can also be counted among the original details.
