The tomb of the distinguished poet, Ebn-e Hesam, is built in general form of an octagon, with a dome resembling a pergola, which is indeed the skylight of the tomb. The access to the tomb is facilitated with a staircase at the foot of the hill, and leads the visitor to the side of the mausoleum. The entrance space of the tomb has a staircase, which is located to the south of the building and in terms of shape, it resembles a pishtagh, whose ceiling is like an arch in form of 3 bakhshi kand. Skylights or windows are installed on the exterior of the tomb in three sides, and this has provided the lighting of the interior of the building. These canopies, which have been built in form of wide and almost deep pishtaghs, have given the building its overall shape.