On the web I found, translated by Google: "Dabakhane means leather tanned place. This mosque was probably named after Kelleçi Creek, where leather tanneries were used. Today's inns are in the region. According to the inscription II. Selim period, is dated to 1568. It is thought that it was built by Behram Pasha even though the person who made it was not known [for certain]. It has a canopy yard with sycamore trees that breathe in the heat of summer. On the entrance door there is an architectural structure called the taxpayer . This building is a special architectural structure built for the imam to make his voice heard in the courtyard. It is the only example among Urfa mosques with this feature. Its minaret has 7 floors and is adorned with ornaments."

I have always loved this building for the way it is situated near an arched gate, leading to the bazar, in a picturesque area.