On the west side of the Chha Chowki Mandap built between Shri Adinath Temple and Shri Pundarik Swami Temple, there is a four-faced temple of Shri Mallinathji, the nineteenth Tirthankar of Shri Nakoda Jain Tirtha. Since the construction of this temple till now, it has been known as 'Shri Mallinath Jain Temple' due to Lord Mallinath being the original leader. When Jain statues from Sindh, Hala, Multan etc., Jain settlements that came to Pakistan during the partition of India, were brought safely to India, then they were seated as guests in this temple. Since then it has come to be known as ‘Hala Wala Chaumukhi Jain Temple’.
There is a four-headed chhatri (chhatri) built in the central part of this east-facing temple. In which V.S. In 2016, Acharya Shrimadvijay Himachalsurishwarji gave the V.S. of Shri Adinathji, Shri Ajitnathji, Shri Shantinathji and Shri Shreyansnathji four times by Panyas Pravar Shri Kalyanvijayji. In 2005, on Magh Shukla 5, the idols of Anjanashalaka were installed in Chaumukh Chhatri here. Since then this temple has come to be known as Shri Chaumukhi Temple and Shri Rishabhdev Chaumukhi Temple. In this four-faced temple, thirty-three Jain Tirthankara statues and two Charan Padukas are installed on the east, south, west, north and again east gates. Out of which, due to the presence of the statue of Shri Mallinathji as the main leader among the east-facing Jain statues on the western side of the temple, this temple has earned its identity by the name of 'Shri Mallinath Jain Temple'. Due to the artistic and colorful inlay of glass in this temple, this temple is also called as ‘Glass Temple’. A circular dome is also built over the temple's adornment and the original tomb chamber.
