Vaulted building - possibly stable - with Namrud and Gablan Ibn Hamud Ad Da'ja, of the Da'ja tribe, and horses.

"To the east lay a building the Arabs maintain to have been a stable. It was planned like a church, in three parallel chambers, the nave being divided from the aisles by arcades of which six arches on either side were standing...The three chambers were roofed with barrel vaults."