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Dating back to the fourteenth century, it was built by Malik Izz al-Din in 1335 for his daughter Halima Khatun, by Issa bin Pehlifan of Ahlat, it has a view worth seeing with the surrounding mountains and trees, the dome was built with a two-story plan and the funerary part has a square plan, it has a conical dome In which cut stones were used and these stones were preferred over red stones in abundance in the area, the structure of the building was planned in a twelve-sided manner, the student residence that was built next to the dome in recent years, unfortunately, has damaged the texture of the historical monument, there are various geometric and floral patterns on the facades The dome, even seeing the magnificent masonry stones cut into each other on the conical surface of the mosque would be enough to respect the architecture of the Seljuk era.
