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In Mandisar, Afghanistan, approximately fifteen to twenty adult men are seated outdoors on dry, light brown gravel and dirt. They are arranged in multiple rows, generally facing away from the camera, with a tall, light grey concrete barrier wall directly behind them. The wall consists of segmented panels and bears yellow painted markings, including "403" and "BRAL DICR3." The men are dressed in traditional Afghan attire, primarily comprising long-sleeved tunics (shalwar kameez), vests in various brown and grey tones, and diverse headwear such as turbans and embroidered skullcaps. Many individuals have full beards. In the immediate foreground, a man is seated cross-legged on a light tan mat, wearing light-colored trousers and a patterned purple and beige scarf over a brown vest and light shirt. To his right, another man is seated cross-legged, wearing a blue tunic. Several pairs of dark-colored sandals are placed on the ground in front of the seated men. Some individuals are barefoot. Further back, men are seated directly on the gravel or on small, dark green mats. One man in the mid-ground is observed holding white prayer beads (tasbih). Facial expressions vary, with some men appearing to listen attentively, others looking towards the side, and a few engaged in subtle conversation. The scene is brightly lit by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows.
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