A group of approximately twelve individuals, primarily women, are seated on dry, reddish-brown earth, leaning against a sunbaked, light brown mud or adobe wall

A group of approximately twelve individuals, primarily women, are seated on dry, reddish-brown earth, leaning against a sunbaked, light brown mud or adobe wall. The wall exhibits signs of wear and minor crumbling. The individuals are dressed in varied traditional attire, including long robes and head coverings (hijabs or niqabs) in colors such as blue, black, white, red, and patterned fabrics. Several individuals have their faces obscured by fabric. Some are holding papers or small objects. Footwear, including sandals and sneakers, is visible on or near some individuals. Two pairs of light brown sandals are placed on the ground in front of the group. The ground in the foreground is unpaved, featuring sparse, low-lying green vegetation. In the upper left background, above the wall, a light-colored minaret with a distinct pointed spire is visible against a clear, pale blue sky, indicating the presence of a mosque. The scene is illuminated by bright sunlight, casting distinct shadows. The location is in the city of Omdurman, Sudan.