This sepia-toned, historical photograph depicts the Sanctuary of Abraham (Ibrahimi Mosque) in Hebron, Palestinian Territory

This sepia-toned, historical photograph depicts the Sanctuary of Abraham (Ibrahimi Mosque) in Hebron, Palestinian Territory. The massive stone structure dominates the central and left portions of the image. The prominent feature is the large, multi-story minaret on the left, identified as Al-Jawaliyya Minaret. It is constructed from cut stone blocks, featuring multiple levels with narrow, arched windows. A projecting, open balcony with a railing is visible near its apex, surmounted by a dome. To the right of this minaret, the fortified outer wall of the sanctuary extends, built from large, irregular stone masonry and topped with battlements (crenellations). Further to the right and slightly behind the main wall, a second minaret, Al-Fakhariyya Minaret, is visible, partially obscured but exhibiting a similar domed top and stone construction. Behind the sanctuary walls, the dense urban landscape of Hebron stretches into the mid-ground, showing numerous low-rise buildings with flat and gabled roofs. Beyond the city, a dark, tree-covered hill or elevated terrain forms the distant horizon under a pale, clear sky. In the immediate foreground, the remnants of what appears to be a lower building or wall are visible on the right, constructed of lighter-colored stone with a small, dark opening. The ground in the lower-left foreground is uneven and appears to contain rubble or excavated material. No individuals are discernible in the scene.