The original mosque was completely destroyed in the 1752 earthquake. Today's mosque was built in its place. Only a few stones of the mihrab part of the mosque have survived to the present day. The present building has a simpler appearance than the original. We can see the debris of the five-row stalictics of the mihrab and a piece of the upper cap of its surroundings.

The windows are quite high. There is only an upper window only in the mahfile. But it is also newly built. Rubble was used as material for the walls. The minaret is on the left and the door is inside. The last congregation place is in the form of an addition. The dimensions of the main mosque are 13.70 m. in depth from outside to outside and 12.70 m. in width. The wall thickness of the building, which is 11.95x10.95 m. from inside to inside, is 85 cm. Today, there are three tombstones belonging to the 16th-17th centuries in the treasury of the mosque. There is a 55x70 cm. repair inscription on the door arch. The mosque appears to have a hipped roof and a single minaret.