The central niche of the qibla wall is larger than the other two and acts as the mihrab, which projects from the outer side of the wall. In modern times, sometime before 1983, these remains were cleared of sand and enclosed by a structure of concrete walls and covered with a protective roof, which remains today.
The central niche of the qibla wall is larger than the other two and acts as the mihrab, projecting from the outer side of the wall. In modern times, sometime before 1983, these remnants were cleared of sand and enclosed by a structure of concrete walls and covered with a protective roof, which remains today.