A very thickly inhabited area around the Karwan road is visible on the map. Karwan was the major suburbs since the medieval times lies between south-east of Golconda Fort and Purana Pul Bridge. The suburb was planned by Qutb Shahi kings and was the medium through which Kings were entered into the city. Besides the residences, Dargah, Ashur Khana, Masjid, graveyard belong to Muslim community, and gardens are visible on the map. The word Dargah means court in Persian, is a shrine, built over the grave of a holy figure like a saint or Sufi, becomes significant after the death of the saint, and devotion towards the saint leads to the transformation of his grave into the center of pilgrimage and annual ceremonies, are seen as the popular places of worship over a period of time. Ashur Khana literally means a house of the 10th day Muharram or Shiite house of mourning. A mourning place for Shias during Muharram festival constructed in the memory of Imam Hussain. There are many Ashur Khanas identifiable in the city of Hyderabad, and construction of those was traceable back to the Golconda Sultanate, indeed, indicates the Shiite affiliation of Qutb Shahis.