Changes After Construction
In the 2000s, the mosque was enlarged and rebuilt.
During the expansion, the original minaret of the mosque remained inside the structure.
On the left wall of the minaret, there is an inscription dated Rajab 1269 (Gregorian 1853-54), thought to belong to Bas Kadın Efendi, one of the concubines/wives of Sultan Mahmud. It is thought that this inscription belonged to the fountain located in the direction of the qibla in the past.
The mosque was later expanded by adding reinforced concrete additions.
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The building is made of masonry and has a square plan.
It has a single minaret and a single balcony, and its original form has been preserved.
It is also known as Yalıköy Mosque.
The walls of the mosque and the mihrab are decorated with tiles.
There is another mosque with the same name in the center of Beykoz, built by the same person.
