In Islamic architecture, the mosque has a distinctive significance. Mosques in Islamic civilization are diversified due to the nature of the architectural structures due to their nature, as well as the building materials and decorative features according to the locality they are in. According to geographical obligation, they can be made from a wide variety of materials such as stone, wood and mud brick, as well as mosque used together. In Anatolian geography, all three building materials can be seen in Seljuk, Artuklu, Akkoyunlu and Ottoman era mosques. Wooden mosques were made entirely in the Black Sea region. Due to the multitude of wooden materials and the fact that the people of the region can easily handle these materials, it has also affected in the glass such as residential architecture made from this building material. In this article, the historical mosque located in the Bilen (Tepan) Village of Rize province of Hamsin county will be evaluated among the wooden houses which can be seen in the Black Sea Region. Bilen Köyü although the mosque is briefly mentioned in one or two works, it is located within the qualified and not fully studied mosques. This study will introduce the typological, structural and decoration features of the Bilen (Tepan) Mosque, which is not known precisely but has been built using stone and wood in harmony.