Dilawar Khan’s Mosque is one of the earliest Islamic monuments in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, built in the early 15th century by Dilawar Khan Ghuri, the founder of the Malwa Sultanate. The mosque is known for its austere and functional Indo-Islamic architectural style, reflecting the transitional phase of Islamic architecture in central India. Constructed with stone masonry, the structure features simple arches, a spacious prayer hall, and minimal ornamentation compared to later monuments in Mandu. Situated within the historic Mandavgarh fort area, Dilawar Khan’s Mosque holds significant historical value as a symbol of the establishment of Muslim rule in Malwa and remains an important heritage site for visitors exploring Mandu’s medieval history.