The magnificent old temple of more than five centuries, which is about one and a half kilometers west of his dargah, was built by Hazrat Khan Jahan (R).
This mosque occupies a special place in the medieval architectural industry in architectural tactics and planting on the red-burnt soil.
Although it is known as the Shatgumbad Mosque, but in fact four chapters on the four-cornered vermilion, it has a total of 74 dome, and 7 chouchala gumbu ^ josha, in the middle row of Bengal rice, is 81 cubits. It is noteworthy that the Chauchala roof and Gumbu ^ Js in its prayer room built on the arches supported by the sixty cubes of bricks and stones.
It is reported that, Hazrat Khan Jahan (R) was carrying the entire stone for the construction of the six-gombu ^ J mosque, in his favor, from the rajahmahal of Orissa in India, in his favor, by his marvelous powers. The structure of the building is characterized by the special influence of Tughlaq architecture. The wall of this huge mosque is 8 feet wide, it has four minarets and four minarets. At the top of the tower at the top of the tower is the house of the house Roshnai kuthir and there is a staircase rising above the tower.
The mosque is made of small bricks, its length is 160 feet, width is 108 feet, height 22 feet. There is a large arch on the front of the mosque and there are five small arches on its sides. On the western side of the mosque, there are 26 doors with a door beside main Mehrab. The archaeological and museum department of the government has taken charge of this historic mosque and the shrine of Khanjahan (R) to preserve the shrine as archaeological. The UNESCO mosque is included in the World Heritage List