Built in 1643, this Qutb Shahi mosque close to the Toli Masjid was also known as the Nirkhi Masjid, as among the regular worshippers included the Nirkhis, the price inspectors. Situated on a small terrace, the mosque is built in the Late Qutb Shahi style, with three arched openings lead into a prayer hall (27 by 18 feet), flanked by two minarets. In the mihrab, the Throne Verse in the Qur’an (Ayat al-Kursi) is inscribed in Thulth style. A profusion of polished black basalt in the arches, minaret, entrance gate, and mihrab distinguishes this mosque. Opposite the paved courtyard there is a well, and on a raised platform are nine unmarked graves.