It is an oblong three domed mosque measuring 17.37m X 7.46m, with four octagonal corner towers. The eastern side shows three arched door ways, each bordered within reset angular frame and between the doo ways vertical panels and verity to the plain brick surface.
<p>The cornice are curved in the old fashion and below the cornice runs an prezzie of arched panels. The north and south sides have each an arched door way, while the west shows the projection of the central mihrab on the roof there are three hemispherical domes, resting on the side walls. The domes cover three square sections, into which the interior of the mosque is divided by means of lateral arches spraining from the side walls. The phase of transition is formed by a beautiful arrangement of overspilling courses of bricks. The western wall has three semi-circular of the arches are embossed with rosettes, while a leafy pattern decorates the vertical side of the frames. The upper side is crowned with blind melons.
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The mosque while confirming the Pre-Mughal feature of mosque architecture, anticipates in its planning the later mosques built under the Mughal dispensation. A stone inscription at the mosque records that is was built in the year A.H. 989/A.D.1582 by Mirza Murad Khan Kakshal
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