[1] Following his death, Hasan Baba became known as a miracle-worker, and the tekke became a site of pilgrimage for faithful from all over the Ottoman Empire, particularly by women who wanted to conceive, and children that could not walk.

[1] Since 1987, the türbe is under the purview of the 7th Ephorate of Byzantine Antiquities, and plans for a full-scale restoration of the monument were laid down in 2009.

[1][2] It originally featured a porch covered in three small domes, but it collapsed in 1930, after the marble capitals of its columns were removed.

The interior was originally covered in plaster, decorated with inscriptions from the Quran, which are partly preserved, and floral patterns in white on black background.

[1] The building of the kitchens also survives, while most of the surrounding area has been given over to the village of Tempi for its cemetery, or has been converted to fields.