The mosque comprises a central hall with a large dome flanked by eyvans on the east and west with smaller domes and another large domed eyvan with mihrab on the south. There are four rooms with fireplaces and cupboards to the north and south of side of the eyvans. The southern rooms are accessed directly from the central hall while the northern rooms are accessed thought small vestibules. Each northern room also contains two niches on the sides that are accessed through the vestibules. The entrance hall of the mosque features high domed ceilings. The
last prayer section (semi-open section of the mosque at the north end) is built with five sub-sections and each subsection is covered with an individual dome. In the Yıldırım Camii, all three eyvans were built three steps higher than the central hall. Yıldırım Camii was the first structure where a
Bursa Arch was implemented. This flattened arch is located in between the central hall and south eyvan and connects and supports the two large domes. There are two minarets on the sides of the mosque. Unlike similar mosques of its time in Bursa, Yıldırım Camii was constructed entirely out of
dimension stones and bricks were not used in any part of the mosque. File:Yildirim Mosque 1386.jpg|Interior File:Yildirim Mosque 7117.jpg|last prayer section (semi-open section of the mosque at the north end) File:Yildirim Mosque 7125.jpg|Side room File:Yildirim Mosque 7149.jpg|View towards the central eyvan with minber and mihrab File:Yildirim Tomb 7151.jpg|As part of the complex: the mausoleum ==References==