This image captures the interior of a mosque in Ad Duwayr, Syria, featuring a detailed view of the mihrab and minbar

This image captures the interior of a mosque in Ad Duwayr, Syria, featuring a detailed view of the mihrab and minbar. The walls are constructed of white marble with visible gray veining and subtle geometric etchings. The floor is covered in a deep red carpet, bordered by a beige and red geometric pattern. Centrally positioned is the mihrab, an arched prayer niche. Its lower interior wall features alternating vertical black and white stripes, topped by a series of smaller arched recesses. Above these, a fluted semi-dome with black ribs is visible. Gold-colored Arabic calligraphy adorns the archway above the mihrab. Two large, white marble columns with decorative bases and capitals flank the mihrab. To the right of the mihrab, an ornate wooden minbar (pulpit) is elevated from the wall. It exhibits intricate carving, detailed balustrades, and a small upper platform with two microphones mounted on a stand. A circular light fixture is affixed to the minbar's underside. A wooden door with geometric patterns is partially visible to the right of the minbar. A black, adjustable microphone stand with a silver-colored microphone head stands in front of the mihrab, its cable trailing along the carpet. Black electrical cables are also visible on the carpet near the base of the left marble column. A small, rectangular gray electronic device is mounted on the left marble wall. In the bottom-right corner, a fragment of a person's leg and arm, clad in dark fabric, is visible, indicating someone seated on the carpet.