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Old masjid was a great religious and historical shrine and provided a prayer, learning, gathering place for generations before us, but, regrettably, it was not able to stand a big thunder storm about 3-4 years ago.
All neighboring buildings in the center of town (AL Bawabah) are in ruins today. It is a very moving feeling to stand there and try to remember life which once thrived there and how many people and families who lived or were born in that compound.
Most of old houses (Aqid) are either totally gone or lie in piles of rubble. Those houses represent historical treasures and can’t be replaced. It is worth every effort to remodel and preserve some of those houses for future generations to see how/where their ancestors once lived along with their cattle. And speaking of cattle, almost none left either.