This site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-AUT-SMD-S-022) is an Islamic cemetery complex. The graves are generally arranged in a north-south orientation with the bodies facing west (qibla).
Currently, there are at least 84 graves, varying in shape, size, and type of stone (marble, andesite, and sandstone). Some of the graves have a large tombstone with the gravestones placed in front and back, but in general, a pair of gravestones is placed at each end. Most of the gravestones are flat in shape called the Pasai type. There is also a grave called the Plang Pleng or Lamuri type. Some of the gravestones have decorations and inscriptions in Arabic. The carved decorations vary, and many have floral vines or geometric patterns carved on them. However, most are plain type gravestones with no decorations or inscriptions. Furthermore, there are a few graves with round river stone (sakrah) and a few newer graves made of cement.

This is a large white marble tomb (MAHS-IDN-ACH-AUT-SMD-S-022-F-001) with some contrasting black stone components. It is covered with ornamental carvings and Arabic inscription. There are pillars on all four corners and eight 'kandil' panels situated in niches. The footstone on the south is decorated with vegetal and geometric motifs. The arched headstone on the north side presents a lengthly Arabic inscription.