Malik Mughith’s Mosque is an important historic mosque located in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, dating back to the period of the Malwa Sultanate in the 15th century. The mosque is named after Malik Mughith, a noble or governor associated with the administration of Mandavgarh. Built in the Indo-Islamic architectural style, the structure features stone masonry, arched entrances, and a spacious prayer area designed for congregational worship. Though partially in ruins today, the mosque reflects the religious life and architectural traditions of medieval Mandu. Surrounded by Mandu’s historic landscape, Malik Mughith’s Mosque remains a significant heritage site for visitors interested in Islamic history and the lesser-known monuments of the region.