Dwarkamai Masjid

The architecture of the mosque is unique and blends both Hindu and Islamic styles, which is a reflection of Sai Baba's teachings that advocated unity and harmony among all religions. The mosque is a simple yet humble structure, with a small entrance that leads to a courtyard where devotees can sit and meditate. The mosque also has a dhuni or sacred fire that was lit by Sai Baba himself and has been kept burning ever since his passing.

The mosque has several rooms that were used by Sai Baba during his lifetime, including a room where he slept, a room where he cooked food for his devotees, and a room where he would receive guests. These rooms have been preserved and are now open to visitors who can witness the simplicity of Sai Baba's life and teachings.