Jami Masjid is a well preserved mosque located within the Daulatabad Fort, about 13kms from the city. The mosque, built in 1318 by Khilji ruler of Delhi, Qutub-ud-din Mubarak, is adorned with 106 carved pillars. These pillars were looted from several Hindu and Jain temples that stood at the site. The interior of the mosque is a blend of Hindu and Islamic style of architecture. Now, it has been converted into a Bharatmata Temple.