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The mosque is located near Hadironwala Bagh. The Sarai of which is was a part doesn't exist. The mosque is rectangular in plan covered with three domes topped with inverted lotus. The exterior of the mosque is constructed with brick, covered with plaster and painted; exterior surfaces are adorned with blind niches in rectangular panels. This mosque is currently occupied and used as a residence and has been altered to suit the new use.

Mosques, Batala

Moth-ki-Masjid, Delhi

Moti & Nagina Masjids, Agra Fort, Uttar Pradesh

Mucukundesvara temple, Kodambalur, Tamil Nadu

This Mughal-period bridge is located east of Sarai Dakhni, amid agricultural fields near the village of Mahlian Kalan in Jalandhar district of Punjab. The bridge is generally attributed to the reign of Shah Jahan (r. 1628–1658), though earlier references suggest imperial investment in bridge construction along this route during Jahangir’s reign. Built to span the Dhauli-Veni River, the structure originally served as the principal access route to Sarai Dakhni and features multiple arched spans with triangular cutwaters and broad parapets. Alterations and partial destruction occurred in the early nineteenth century, and shifts in the river’s course have further altered its context, leaving the bridge as a fragmentary.