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Located in Nizamuddin, Delhi it was built by Rahim for his wife in 1598.
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Bulbous domes, canopies and arches, charbagh pattern and use of Red sandstone and marble are important features.
About Rahim
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Rahim was one of the Navratnanas, a reputed military commander and a poet in the court of emperor Akbar.
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He is known as the proponent of a secular all-embracing all-encompassing culture of inclusiveness.
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He wrote extensively in Braj, Sanskrit, Arabic and Persian. He translated Babur’s autobiography
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Baburnama from Turkish to Persian.
