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The low curved marble wall of the Hijr Ismail before the north-west face of the Kaaba, with the gold rain spout above.
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Hijr Ismail

No. 11 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeThe low curved marble wall of the Hijr Ismail before the north-west face of the Kaaba, with the gold rain spout above.

What it meansThe semicircular Hijr marks ground that was once part of the Kaaba; the gold spout, the mizab, carries rainwater from the roof into it.

Where it worksA softly lit piece for a hallway or a landing.

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