It is considered to be the most fabulous structure in the city. It has a wonderful blue faience featuring shades of blue from turquoise to ultramarine, creating a vertical horizon of smooth shimmering tiles. The altar is open to the public. Mahan , another center of interest, is located 35km. It is the hometown of Shah Nematollah Vali, a Sufi poet and founder of a Mohammaden sect of the same name.
Members are quite numerous in Iran and meet in the sanctuary of Mahan.
These people are basically Sufi dervishes who believe life is uprooted. They strive for the return to the origin through death, by patience and tolerance and believing in one true God. The Greenish-blue faience of the two Qajar style minarets and mighty Safavid style cupola of the shrine stand out against the unremitting deep blue sky. The gray mountains in the background are a and heavenly inspiration to the viewer. The tomb and the large assembly-room next to it do not present any particular design.