It is an old mosque that is also under protection by Cultural Assets. it is stated in the certificate of the mosque, which has an area of 258 square meters, that the structure was built in 1920. a fountain was added to the mosque in 1936 and a minaret in 1950. The mosque has a rectangular plan scheme with a single floor height. The hipped roof is covered with Marseille-type tiles. The roof eaves are covered with wood and painted white. It is understood from the wall thickness that the structure was built with masonry stone technique. The mihrab is unadorned and oil-painted. There is a wooden pulpit. The last congregational area is closed; there is a women's chamber above the last congregational area. The ceiling is covered with slatted wood and there is a wooden ceiling core. The ceiling in the women's enclosure has a similar structure. Its minaret was built in reinforced concrete in the northwestern corner of the mosque and separately from the structure. The fountain was built adjacent to the eastern garden wall of the mosque by a person named Firibeli Hacı Ahmet from Istanbul. It is written on the fountain "WESEXA HUMRABBUHUM SERABEN TAHURA". In front of the southern facade of the mosque, there is a fairly old plane tree with a hollow in which a person can easily fit. It was restored in 2007 with the support of Bursa Metropolitan Municipality in order to protect the physical, natural, historical and cultural values that the mosque has in its entirety and is still being used.

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