by , and has a high ceiling. The facade of the prayer hall features five open arches, and is flanked by two minarets. Each minaret is topped by a dome, and adjoined to an arcaded balcony lining either side of the prayer hall. The sahn (courtyard) of the mosque measures 108 square metres. It contains a sundial, as well as the remains of a hammam. Two minarets lie on either side of the main entrance to the mosque complex. Towards the southern end of the mosque lie the marble tombs of the Asaf Jahi rulers and family members, save the first (Asaf Jah I) and the last (Asaf Jah VII). These are housed in a rectangular, arched, and canopied building, which was added in 1914 during the rule of Mir Osman Ali Khan, the last Asaf Jahi ruler. At both ends of this resting place for the Asaf Jahi's are two rectangular blocks with four minarets each. These minarets have elegant and circular balconies with low ornamental walls and arches. Above them is an octagonal inverted platter from which the rest of the minarets soar until arrested by a dome and a spire. References External links Mosques in Hyderabad, India Qutb Shahi architecture Hyderabad State Religious buildings and structures completed in 1694 1694 establishments in Asia