A large congregation of approximately 100-150 adult males is observed performing Islamic prayer (Salat) on an asphalt street in an urban area during daylight hours under a clear sky with scattered clouds. The location is Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The individuals are positioned facing away from the viewer, predominantly in states of bowing (ruku) or prostration (sujud), with some foreheads touching the ground. They are dressed in various colors of shalwar kameez, with some wearing prayer caps. Footwear, consisting of sneakers and sandals, is removed and placed on the ground behind or adjacent to the individuals. Many are kneeling on individual prayer mats or communal red carpets spread across the street surface. A brown patterned prayer rug is visible in the immediate foreground. One individual in the mid-ground is distinctly visible wearing a yellow high-visibility vest over a maroon garment. The background features a bustling commercial streetscape. To the left, a street-side stall with a rough, possibly thatched or woven, facade is visible. Above this stall is a white sign with green and red Urdu script, reading "شان چوک میں پشتون قرآن مجید و اسلامی مطبوعات" (Pashtun Quran and Islamic publications in Shan Chowk). A tall utility pole laden with numerous overhead power lines stands prominently in the left mid-ground. To the right, multi-story buildings house various businesses. One building displays a sign with "ممتاز چار ہاؤس" (Mumtaz Char House) in Urdu. Another building features a large, tall, grey-paneled facade, possibly an advertising billboard, with a faintly visible phone number "0333-8285562". A small green dome or minaret-like structure is partially visible on a distant building. A white vehicle, possibly an ambulance, is partially visible in the far background beyond the congregants. Shadows are cast on the street surface, consistent with direct sunlight. in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

Aziz Sabawoon

Mar 6, 2026, 9:40 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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A large congregation of approximately 100-150 adult males is observed performing Islamic prayer (Salat) on an asphalt street in an urban area during daylight hours under a clear sky with scattered clouds. The location is Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The individuals are positioned facing away from the viewer, predominantly in states of bowing (ruku) or prostration (sujud), with some foreheads touching the ground. They are dressed in various colors of shalwar kameez, with some wearing prayer caps. Footwear, consisting of sneakers and sandals, is removed and placed on the ground behind or adjacent to the individuals. Many are kneeling on individual prayer mats or communal red carpets spread across the street surface. A brown patterned prayer rug is visible in the immediate foreground. One individual in the mid-ground is distinctly visible wearing a yellow high-visibility vest over a maroon garment. The background features a bustling commercial streetscape. To the left, a street-side stall with a rough, possibly thatched or woven, facade is visible. Above this stall is a white sign with green and red Urdu script, reading "شان چوک میں پشتون قرآن مجید و اسلامی مطبوعات" (Pashtun Quran and Islamic publications in Shan Chowk). A tall utility pole laden with numerous overhead power lines stands prominently in the left mid-ground. To the right, multi-story buildings house various businesses. One building displays a sign with "ممتاز چار ہاؤس" (Mumtaz Char House) in Urdu. Another building features a large, tall, grey-paneled facade, possibly an advertising billboard, with a faintly visible phone number "0333-8285562". A small green dome or minaret-like structure is partially visible on a distant building. A white vehicle, possibly an ambulance, is partially visible in the far background beyond the congregants. Shadows are cast on the street surface, consistent with direct sunlight.

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