This image presents a detailed view of a mosque's interior, specifically focusing on the mihrab and a portion of the minbar, located within Kafr Sousa Municipality, Syria

This image presents a detailed view of a mosque's interior, specifically focusing on the mihrab and a portion of the minbar, located within Kafr Sousa Municipality, Syria. The scene is devoid of human presence. The central feature is a large, ornate mihrab, constructed primarily from light-colored marble, adorned with intricate black geometric and calligraphic patterns, including a prominent circular emblem at its apex. The interior of the mihrab is bathed in a vivid green light, emanating from an unseen source, which illuminates a metallic, multi-tiered chandelier suspended from its domed ceiling. Below the chandelier, the mihrab's curved back wall features vertical panels with delicate star-and-polygon lattice work. To the right of the mihrab, a section of the minbar is visible, also made of marble with decorative patterns, topped by a small, domed structure resembling a miniature minaret. An analog clock with a white face and black frame is mounted on the wall below the minbar. Adjacent to the clock, a vertical, off-white air conditioning unit is present, with a black microphone stand positioned directly in front of it. A white plastic chair and a white, fringed fabric are partially visible to the right of the microphone. The floor is covered by a deep green carpet with lighter, curvilinear patterns. On the left side of the mihrab, a marble wall continues the black geometric patterns. A small, brown wooden rehal (Quran stand) is positioned near the base of this wall. Stained glass windows with yellow and orange segments are visible high on the upper right wall, allowing some natural light into the space. The overall environment suggests a well-maintained, sacred space.