Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque

The Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque is a historic mosque on Lalbagh Road in Dhaka, Bangladesh, less than half a kilometre west of Lalbagh Fort. Its architectural style is recorded as Mughal. The building stands on a large raised platform measuring about 38.10 metres from north to south and about 28.96 metres from east to west, rising 5.18 metres above ground level. Beneath the platform are vaulted chambers on every side except the east. On the east side a staircase leads to a gateway aligned with the mosque's main entrance, giving access to the top of the platform. The mosque contains two Persian inscriptions, one over the central passage and one at the central mihrab.

The two Persian inscriptions in the mosque record that it was built between 1704 and 1705. The Arabic source names the patron of the construction as Khan Muhammad Mirza. The available material gives no documented information about later repairs or changes in the building's use.