आज भी नमाज़ होती हे मगर 3 waqt ki .

Khairul Manazil is a historic mosque located opposite the Purana Qila in Delhi, built in 1561 by Maham Anga, the wet nurse of Emperor Akbar.
It served both as a mosque and a madrasa (Islamic school) during the Mughal period.
The structure beautifully blends Mughal and Afghan architectural styles.
Its red sandstone façade, grand archways, and intricate white marble inlay work reflect the finesse of 16th-century craftsmanship.
The mosque still stands as a symbol of spiritual and architectural heritage.
Even after centuries, “Aaj Bhi Chirag Jalta Hai” — the flame of faith continues to glow.