The Šabović mosque was built by Haso (Jakup Ferov) Šabović with his brothers in 1900 on Janja glavica, as his own endowment. It is built of hewn stone, it does not have a wooden sofa, the roof is made of thermoplastic (imitation shingles), and the minaret is made of pine wood. The minaret is 7.5 m high and rises from the roof. The base of the mosque is a rectangle, with external dimensions of 8.8011 m. It was thoroughly renovated in 1964 and 1979. An annex with three domes, measuring 8,302.5 m, was built at the entrance. The mosque has an ablution and a gasulhana. Above the entrance to the mosque there is a tarikh - an epigraph about the construction of the mosque, carved on a 50×60 cm stone slab.
Hâzâ min fadli Rabbi A'mele pâk ve muvaffak olâ yâ Rabb Es‐sahib hâze'l‐mescidi'ş‐şerîf El‐Mulku'l‐ husnâ Hasan‐ağa ve Muhammed ve Ömer ve Emîn Ve Agûş benan el‐hâcc Ya'kûb‐ağa şehiden Vefat eden 1318 ve fi sene 1316 Usta Debreli Hamza Translation: This is from the charity of my Lord. O Lord, make this work pure and successful. The owner of this holy mosque The beautiful property of Hasan-aga, Muhammed, Omer, Emin and Aguš, the sons of Hajji Yakub, who as a martyr moved it. 1316. (1898/99) 1318. (1900/01) Master Debranin Hamza.
The first imam in the mosque was from the Šabović brotherhood, Mullah Haljilj (Mehmed) Šabović. He died in it. From then until now, they had imams from almost every generation who served in this mosque.
The current imam of this mosque is a descendant of Jakup Ferov, Hadji Fuad Effendi Šabović.
