An outdoor scene in Quetta, Pakistan, depicts six adult males standing in a line, holding a large horizontal banner across their lower torsos

An outdoor scene in Quetta, Pakistan, depicts six adult males standing in a line, holding a large horizontal banner across their lower torsos. The background consists of a building constructed from light-colored, textured brick, with a dark red metal accordion-style security gate visible on the left. A concrete utility pole and green foliage are also present. Five of the visible men, and potentially a sixth partially obscured on the right, have their right arms raised with open hands, palms generally forward. The banner is predominantly green with white and red sections. It displays text in Urdu/Arabic script, prominently stating, "The unanimous demand of the Muslim Ummah: Rebuild Jannat al-Baqi!" and identifies "Tehrik-e-Nifaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafaria Quetta" as the organizing entity. Additional text mentions "103 years of decline, decay and indifference" and "8 Shawwal International Day of Demolition of Jannat al-Baqi." A portrait of a bearded man wearing a black turban is on the left side of the banner, and a black and white image depicting a desolate grave site is on the right. The men are dressed in a mix of traditional and contemporary attire, including a light blue shalwar kameez, shirts, vests, and jackets. The scene is illuminated by ambient daylight.