It is also called Çevri Kalfa and Haji Mahmud Agha Mosque. The mosque is located in the vicinity of Eyüp ferry pier, at the junction of Eyüp pier Street and the road leading to Hünkar pier neighborhood and opposite Kızıl Masjid Street. Since the first two roads were expropriated in 1984-85, the temple remained in the middle. There is the following information in the Hadith al-Jawami: "The bani of the Eyup pier Masjid is the Georgian-born al-hajj Mahmud Agha, who served in the kethudal service of Ibrahim Khan Zadeler. His death was at the beginning of the reign of Sultan Selim II. 975 (1567) The Masjid was renovated with the ingenuity of Hayrullah Efendi, the owner of his property after the death of Döri Usta. Çevri Usta is the treasurer of His Holiness Sultan Mahmud Khan and is the 21st president of Muharram 1235. he died on November 9, 1819 and was buried in the tomb of Naqshidil Valide Sultan near the Fatih Sultan Mehmed Mosque sheriff. The mosque has no minaret and no neighborhood. Due to the repair, the cost increased and after the repair, the charitable owner named Eyyubi elhac Izzet Efendi put a pulpit." The temple was later rebuilt in its current form by Hasan Hüsnü Pasha and a minaret was added. The inscription indicating this is on the mosque door. The inscription, which is prepared in four lines, is as follows: Kapudan-ı hüsn-ü siret Hasan Pasha-yi derya-jud Bu ali ma'bedi te'sis idüb çun Cennet al-mewa As it is recited... if the verse was written on the altar of the Holy mihrab-ü on the pulpit with Hulus, whoever nation-i beyza Huda banisin ecr ü reward eylesün inşaat Bi-Hakk beyt-i ma'mur ü becayı Kabet'ül-ülya Nola mihrab, this güher made history Ma'bed'ül-anwar-ı pür-feyz Hasan Pasha 1318 (1900) In the masjid, which is magnificent, one ascends by a ladder with two ridges. Below and to the right, on the mirror stone, there are two shops next to it with a fountain inscribed with the verse of water. The masjid, like the minaret, is covered with stone dumplings. The wooden roof is domed from the inside. It has a square plan and its minaret rises over the right corner. There is a very beautiful verse written in golden script in the center of the dome, which is dated 1318. The dome and its surroundings are decorated with embroidery. The ceiling wiper resembles the motif of an old mansion, decorated with carved boards. It is one of the cute, spacious mosques of Eyüp. Its altar is Apr. Ibrahim Han-Zade was the son of Sokullu Mehmed Pasha and died in 1031 (1622). His grave is in the tomb of his father. Hasan Hüsnü Pasha, the last bani of the mosque, served as Minister of the Navy twice. He died on 29 Rabiulahir 1321 (July 27, 1903). His grave is in Eyüp, in the mausoleum on Boyacı Street. See the mention of Hasan Hüsnü Pa-şa Mausoleum. Poet Refet Efendi, the author of the epitaph, died on 14 July 1321 (September 1903). His grave was located in Üsküdar, in the Karacaahmed Cemetery and around the translator sim Efendi. The stone has not been found. The masjid was wooden before. Hasan Pasha made kargir. Ziya fiakir Bey says that the Döri Usta Mausoleum is next to his mosque. There is no such thing today. There should be authority. It is possible to see the old shape of the temple and its wooden minaret in Sedat Eldem Bey's work "Istanbul Memories".

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