Unknown founder

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

A very small two-storey building measuring only about 4 x 4 metres. The free-standing structure (abutting to the east on a lower wall of neighbouring funerary enclosure) does not stand within any discernible walled enclosure. It is very simple, undecorated, and built entirely of wood. The ground floor is covered with vertical planks with laths covering the joints; the upper floor is of lath-and-plaster construction. The ground floor is L-shaped, so the entrance door, which faces south, is placed in the indented south-western corner under the overhanging upper storey. On the ground floor, there is a large window in each the western and the northern façades, with simple, undecorated steel grilles and simple panelled shutters. On the upper floor, there is a balcony running along the entire length of the western elevation, carried on three cantilevered wooden beams. It appears that the balcony was covered, probably by a lightweight trellis (the preserved corner posts are very slim.) The balustrade (still present along the front side in autumn 2015, but now preserved only on the northern side) is made of plain undecorated posts. The balcony is entered from a wide two-leaved door in the centre of the western wall. The simple panelled door is undecorated. There are two large windows in the northern elevation, and one small window in the southern one.
The interior was inaccessible at the time of recording.