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This is one of the largest tombs of Hisar. This tomb is located south of the town and to the south of the stadium. The lowest part of the building is constructed using a rubble core and the upper part is built with brick. During its construction the building’s interior and exterior were plastered and the cement of the dome was adorned with ribs. This tomb has four openings each in the center of the wall. It does not have a mihrab. The tomb which was kept as a shrine of Sufi Shaykhs of Shi'ite sect, is no longer used as a shrine.

This tomb is located in the fields near the city on Kaithal- Manas road. Razia Sultan was the only daughter of Iltutmish, the ruler of Slave Dynasty. Razia was killed on 14th October, 1240 along with her husband. She was buried at the site of her death. Later on her body was moved by her brother near Delhi. The original grave of Razia was once existed at this site. This mausoleum is protected with a boundary wall and the western wall has a closed arch. A small gate on the eastern side marks the entrance to the monument. Currently it lies in a ruinous state.

Tomb of Safdar-Jang, Delhi

Tomb of Shagird, Talania

Tomb of Shamsher Khan, Batala

Tomb of Sheikh Musa is a Mughal-period mausoleum located along the Bikaner-Agra Road near Fatehpur Sikri in Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. Constructed of sandstone, marble, and lime mortar, the tomb features a central entrance on its south facade. The monument survives primarily in its exterior form and marks an important local burial site in Fatehpur Sikri.