A small Ottoman mosque at the base of the Rozafa castle hill, built in 1773 by the Bushati family who ruled the autonomous pashalik of Shkodër in the late 18th century. The name comes from the nine lead-sheathed domes that cap the prayer hall — an unusual feature for the region, where copper or terracotta was the norm.
The mosque is plain inside, a single square chamber under the central dome. The graveyard around it holds the Bushati family tombs and a number of older Ottoman headstones, some with finely carved Arabic inscriptions. Free entry, modest dress, open daylight hours.