It was constructed in 1483 A.D by Malik Kafur to function as a Jami mosque during the reign of Jalaluddin Fateh Shah.

According to the Arabic calligraphy inscription fixed aloft the central doorway in the east, the mosque was built in Rajab 888 A.H (August/September 1483 AD) during the reign of the Sultan of Bengal Jalaluddin Fateh Shah.

[4] Now a protected monument under the Department of Archaeology, the mosque has been renovated and remains in a good state of preservation.

Split into two aisles and three bays, the rear of the wall on the west is displayed in three steps of which the middle part contains a multi-cusped ornamental arch-panel.

The arches are supported on faceted small pillars and decorated with a beautiful terracotta floral design and a hanging motif.