The "imaret" no longer exists. It consists of a mosque with an imaret (public charity kitchen). These dishes were given to the other members of the imaret only once a week. Later that century, the Jericho revenues no longer went to the Haseki Sultan Imaret. The administrators, employees and beneficiaries of the imaret represented the social hierarchy of the community. The 16th-century geographer Mehmed-i Ashik also mentions a hostel ("imaret") built by Evrenos. The mosque and imaret are not in use anymore. Eventually, the imaret supported even the richest families in Jerusalem. Together with the Eski Imaret Mosque, provides an example of the Komnenian style in Constantinople.