This is the largest historic Muslim cemetery in the Maldives, containig 1,535 carved coral gravestones and a number of other structures including four mosques and a stand-alone minaret, as well as the Medhu Ziyaaraiy - the best-preserved mausoleum on the site which is associated with Yusuf Naib, who is traditionally credited with the early Islamization of the island. As the cemetery remains in active use for contemporary burials, it is vulnerable to ongoing disturbance as old and sometimes elaborately-carved coral stones are sometimes moved and re-used to mark the nearby graves of newly deceased.