A qibla wall is a wall in a mosque that indicates the direction of Mecca, which is the holy city in Islam. This wall is important for Muslim prayers, as it helps worshippers face the right direction when they pray. The qibla wall usually features a recess called a mihrab, which marks the exact spot to face during prayer. In addition to its functional purpose, the qibla wall is often decorated with beautiful designs and calligraphy, reflecting the artistic traditions of Islamic architecture. This feature plays a significant role in enhancing the spiritual experience of the worshippers.

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