A framed print depicting an aerial or high-angle night view of the Grand Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is displayed in the city of Pasir Muncang, Indonesia

A framed print depicting an aerial or high-angle night view of the Grand Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is displayed in the city of Pasir Muncang, Indonesia. The print is mounted on a light orange wall. The central subject of the print is the expansive mosque complex, brightly illuminated against a dark night sky. Numerous tall, slender minarets, at least ten, are visible, rising above the sprawling white and tan structures of the mosque. The architecture features extensive building sections, courtyards, and dome-like roof elements. In the main courtyard, the black cuboid structure of the Kaaba is discernible, surrounded by a very large, dense congregation of people, appearing as a white mass of pilgrims. The paved areas in the foreground and around the Kaaba appear wet, reflecting the bright lights of the complex. Several modern streetlights are present along the foreground walkways. Arabic calligraphy, likely spelling "Allah," is visible in white on the wet pavement in the lower-middle right of the scene. The distant city beyond the mosque complex is also illuminated. The print itself is enclosed within a reddish-brown, possibly wooden, frame that features intricate decorative carvings along its inner and outer edges, complemented by a thin gold-colored inner trim. Reflections are visible on the surface of the print, suggesting a protective glass or transparent layer. The framed print is suspended from a visible wire or hook at the top.