The mosque has a dome about 20 meters high and a minaret of 45 meters. Although with its dimensions similar to the Yeni mosque, it is a monumental object with imposing construction and volumes, it is still a temple of spiritual retreat, i.e it is a temple that was more dedicated to the literary interpretations of the Qur’an by dervishes and religious people than the Yeni mosque which was mosque of mass visits and religious rituals in the context of the daily life of the population.
From the former Turkish cemetery that was located around the mosque, several tombstones are visible today, as well as the tomb of the founder who died in 1512.