A near-square chamber that began life as a classroom and later became the enclosed tomb. Inside are two wooden sarcophagi, and the room’s mihrab and restrained details give it a quiet, contemplative character.
About this space
The enclosed tomb is a place of remembrance within the Lodge. Visitors come here to reflect, to offer respectful prayers, and to connect with the spiritual memory carried by this site.
What to notice
The room is intentionally restrained: it guides attention away from the material and toward contemplation. The sense of closeness and quiet is part of the experience.
How to visit respectfully
Photography
Photography may be permitted, but please avoid flash and refrain from photographing others without permission.