The building is thought to be the ceremonial tomb of Sufi mystic Babalqaman Sarakhsi.

As well as a tall dome there are two brick enclosing walls and a long porch.

On the body of each side, an opening allows natural light to illuminate the dome.

There are important plasterwork embellishments and fine brickwork: interior arches are decorated with rhombic geometric patterns.

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