It is unknown when and by whom the mosque was built, since it does not have any epigraph and a foundation charter. It is dated to the 18th century when analyzing its architectural features. The mosque was built with a transverse rectangular plan and its south and east walls have survived to the present day. The mosque's stone mihrab placed in the center of the qibla wall is of importance. The outwardly protruding mihrab has rectangular appearance, is in the form of a five-sided niche that ends with an oyster-grooved arch. It has a muqarnas cap stone. On the cap stone, there are hand-drawn ornaments made with madder.
