The site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-ABS-IDP-S-001) is a mosque complex. The components of the mosque that still exist are the mosque building, the minaret, the cistern for ablution, the perimeter walls  consisting of several levels, well with old cistern, and graves.

(MAHS-IDN-ACH-ABS-IDP-S-001-F001) The prayer hall of the mosque is built in a traditional Acehnese style with a tiered roof supported by octagonal wooden pillars above a space left half open above low masonry walls. Nearby this main building is a minaret to the north and a cistern the east. These are all built atop a massive masonry platform of three levels, each with a surrounding wall. At the end of the north and south sides, there is a staircase structure. To the east of the north side staircase, there is an old well and cistern.as well as an old grave.
The roof is supported with 36 wooden pillars: four in the center, twelve forming a middle perimeter, and twenty more arranged symmetrically outside that. The main pillars are 9.8m high supporting the top tier of the roof; the middle 6.4m supporting the second tier, and the lower roof rests upon the other 20 at a height of 2.5m. Each set of pillars is held together with roof beams. Another wooden frame holds the pillars into place at floor level. 
There are several ornamental carvings featuring vine and floral motifs on the wooden roof beams, particularly on the sections facing downward toward. In the southwest corner there is an Arabic inscription.
The metal roof is topped with a patala".
Inside the mosque