Built in 1678, this mosque bears the name of its builder Malik Miyan Mishk, an Abyssinian (or Habesha people)

In the broadest sense, the word “Habesha” may refer to anyone from Ethiopia or Eritrea, while some would exclude themselves from this association) slave of Abul
Hasan Tana Shah.

Malik Mishk held the office of secretary, commander, and keeper of the royal key.

His grave is situated near the eastern end of the old bridge in a spacious enclosure.

He died in the year 1680 A.D.

Adjacent to the mosque is the Caravan Serai.

The masjid is close to Purana Pul and is massive like all Qutb Shahi mosques.