Built from dressed granite stones, the mosque features an architectural layout combining simplicity and precision in the design of its mihrab, entrances and minaret.
Its walls extend 16 metres from north to south and 10 metres from east to west. Several adjoining stone rooms, believed to have served social and commercial purposes, include storage areas, basins and structural supports reflecting local building techniques.
Archaeologists also uncovered a range of artefacts, including fragments of soapstone and pottery vessels, as well as stone…
