The mosque was built in the 1830s-1840s. The architecture of the monument belongs to the "Tatar-Siberian" schools. The principle of construction of this style is very similar to that of Orthodox churches, where the scale of each part is set according to its constituent components. The foundation is made of stone, and the walls are made of wood up to the dome (minaret). There are no magnificent paintings or sculptures. The interior of the building consists of a large two-story hall. The lower floor is for men, and the upper floor is for women. The walls of the mosque are simply patterned. They are illuminated by rectangular-shaped window openings and decorated with corresponding rails. The skylights of the upper floor illuminate the interior of the building. Smoke cubes and water drainage cubes decorated with central cornices are additionally placed. All flat intervals of the building are reinforced with wooden supports.