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The image depicts the interior of the main prayer hall (Musallah) of Jamia Masjid Quetta, located in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The floor is covered with a green carpet featuring patterned stripes, likely indicating prayer rows. The primary architectural feature is the mihrab, a centrally located arched niche on the far wall, flanked by a mimbar to its right. Both the mihrab and the surrounding wall are extensively decorated with intricate mirror-work (Aina Kari) tiles, predominantly in blue and gold hues, interspersed with floral and geometric patterns, and bands of Arabic calligraphy. Inside the mihrab's alcove, a small white pedestal fan rests on the floor. The mimbar consists of several steps covered in green carpet. To the left, mounted on a plain off-white wall, is a black digital display panel exhibiting red and green illuminated numbers for prayer times and the current time (1:45). Multiple rectangular windows, some visible on the upper walls and others on the lower side walls, allow natural light into the hall. The upper sections of the walls and the entire ceiling are elaborately adorned with mosaic mirror tiles, forming complex floral and geometric patterns in various colors including gold, blue, red, and green. A distinct band of blue tiles with Arabic calligraphy runs along the junction where the upper walls meet the ceiling. A large, ornate multi-tiered crystal chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and two white ceiling fans are also visible. The space appears unoccupied.
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