Ahmad Brohi's view on the other hand is that "Chaukhandi" is used for a domed roof, a kind of "chhattri" (umbrella/pavilion) which is supported by four to eight pillars, whiereby the sides are left open. According to Kaleem Lashari, the word "Chaukhandi" as inscribed on the grave of Jam Murid bin Haji is a compound word with "Sahib" and is to be read as such "Sahib-e-Chaukhandi" and not on its own. He compares it to the ["Sahib-e-Jaidad" (Owner of a land)]. It clarifies that Jam Murid is the owner of the Chaukhandi or that the Chaukhandi is erected over his grave. In support of his theory he refers to a similar inscription on a grave at Got Raj Malik and, therefore, does not agree that "Chaukhandi" is the name of a place.