Nothing is left of the mosque apart from the southern portico with its beautiful roof, which consists of fan vaults and shallow dome in the centre. The hall ends with a room to the east roofed with a dome supported on spherical triangles. The foundation plate is inscribed in Ayoobi script. This is known for its fertile soil and citrus trees. The Mamluk ruler Sinjer Alamudin el Jawli owned the area and designated its land for his mosque in Gaza to house his soldiers, who came from the mountains.
Nothing is left from the ancient mosque apart from the portico and the minaret.
The rest of the mosque is a modern building. The portico is three arcades supported by four stone columns. The arcades have pointed arches and the portico is roofed by crossing vaults. Recently, a cemetery dating back to the Byzantine and the Roman periods and a mosaic floor of a church dating back to the Byzantine period were excavated. The floor is decorated with drawings of wild animals and birds, plants, trees and written scripts.