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Description (The direction towards Mecca (Qibla) is described as eastern and other directions are named accordingly)

A rectangular walled enclosure measuring about 23 x 29 m, with the main (shorter) façade facing west and a secondary façade facing north, and abutting on adjacent structures to the S and E. There is a roofless square room in the NE corner of the enclosure. Sections of walls adjacent to the front and side walls suggest that there was a building along the western (front) wall that has either collapsed or was planned but never finished. The western section of the N wall has apparently been rebuilt after collapse.
In the symmetrical front façade built of ashlar stone, the central section containing the entrance portal is a pishtaq taller than the rest of the wall. Within it, the entrance gate is flanked by flat pilasters, with muqarnas brackets that carry a protruding frame with knotted mouldings around the three-tiered muqarnas over the main gate. Below the muqarnas is a raised plain rectangular panel without any inscription. The lintel of the rectangular door is a flat arch of elaborate joggled voussoirs.
On each side of the gate are four undecorated rectangular windows grouped in pairs. Their lintels are flat arches with simple angular joggling. In the windows are simple iron grilles with spheres at the crossings of their rods, resembling Mamluk-period grilles. The façade is crowned with fleur-de-lys crenellations.
The side (northern façade is plain and undecorated, built in rough stone and plastered.
Overall, the quality of design is mediocre compared to many apparently contemporary structures in the neighbourhood, although the craftsmanship of stonemasonry is of high quality.