Also known as Muqbara Hakeeman, this sixteenth-century tomb stands across from the Gurdwara Panja Sahib and commemorates hakims — traditional physicians and scholars — associated with the Mughal court. The building shows the same restrained Mughal architectural vocabulary as the Tomb of Lala Rukh nearby, with arched openings and dressed stonework.
It is not heavily signposted, which means you may have it to yourself. Together with the Lala Rukh tomb and the gurdwara, it forms a small cluster of historical monuments that can be seen in a short walk.