About
The building is dated to the 16th or 17th century according to its architectural features. The rectangular mosque is covered with a tile-covered hipped roof. There is a tomb adjacent to the north facade. The western and southern facades of the building is made with proper ashlar stone: the eastern and the northern facades, where the tomb and the building meet, are of rubble stone. All the walls are plastered and whitewashed. The mosque was renovated by the General Directorate For Foundations in 2006.