It was built by the Syrian architect, 'Ali b. Mushaimish al-Dimashqi, in honor of the Aydinid Isa Bey.

There is an octagonal Seljuk türbe made of stone and bricks, with a pyramid shaped roof, right next to the mosque.

These walls are covered with marble, whereas the façades on the remaining sides are made of cut stone.

Twelve round columns stand inside its courtyard encircled with porches.

Its brick minaret is built on an octagonal base, and the upper part from the balcony is ruined.