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This tomb pavilion stands in a ruined brick enclosure about a hundred yards to the west of the tomb of Sultan Ibrahim Khan. It is an octagonal tomb pavilion with two stone graves inside and three stone graves outside. The stone pillars are monolithic with the square base showing a spire motif within decorated square but its shaft, which is made octagonal by chamfered corners, is plain. However, its neck is decorated. The lintels are plain except for sunflowers on the underside separated by geometric verticals. The chajjas and merlons are now missing. The dome rests on overlapping rings of carved stones and from the apex hangs down a carved pendent. One of the stone graves inside the pavilion has a broken headstone. The cenotaphs are all of the Tarkhan style showing zones with Arabic inscriptions.

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