A forensic description of a dimly lit indoor scene located in Al-Muhajerin Municipality, Syria

A forensic description of a dimly lit indoor scene located in Al-Muhajerin Municipality, Syria. The central focus is a dark, circular, textured tray upon which three intensely glowing, red-hot, cuboid charcoal briquettes are placed. These charcoal pieces emit a strong reddish-orange light, serving as the primary illumination source in the image. In the lower-left foreground, a dark, thin implement with a reddish tip, consistent with a charcoal poker or tongs, extends towards the edge of the tray. The background is predominantly obscured by deep shadow; however, in the upper-left quadrant, the indistinct silhouette of a dark, rounded object, possibly an armchair or sofa back, is discernible. Behind this silhouette, faint vertical strips of lighter tone are visible, consistent with curtains or blinds near a window, suggesting a subtle external light source or distant indoor illumination. No individuals are depicted, but the arrangement of the objects indicates recent human activity, likely the preparation or staging for the use of a hookah or shisha.