This mosque was built by Muhammad Pasha Alkobrilli, in the Cesme area, near the market, and it is likely that it was opened for worship in 1661, according to the Qur’an manuscript, which Muhammad Pasha Alkobrilli sent to the mosque, and it shows the date of 1661. This mosque is a distinctive example of Ottoman architecture in the century The seventeenth century, and is also characterized by the inscriptions that fill its walls and dome from the inside. In the courtyard there is a fountain, a sundial, a library, and a common building that was built as a temporary office.