Each of the mosque’s three domes rests atop a barrel vault. The center dome and barrel vault both have small holes that let light into the female prayer area. To prevent water from gathering at the borders of these apertures, transparent glass covering them and chamfered ends have been added. Small domes are also recessed into the reinforced concrete roof.

The central mosque’s twin minarets, numerous domes, and intricate curves on its maroon and yellow painted front dominate the town’s skyline. The mosque is still the town’s tallest standing structure. It contains a tower structure that is roughly 15 meters tall, as well as separate prayer halls for men and women, with the latter located on the first floor. The nine-meter-long, double-volume male prayer hall has a roof made of wood trusses that were joined together using woodworking techniques. The double-volume male prayer hall is surrounded by the female prayer hall, which is reached via stairs at the mosque’s entrance. It is possible to pray in these hallways.