Pakistan’s 120-year-old wooden mosque draws worshippers, visitors in Ramadan

LOWER DIR, Pakistan: As dusk settles over Timergara in northwest Pakistan, worshippers stream toward the 120-year-old Baba Jee Mosque, where the holy month of Ramadan brings nightly Taraweeh prayers beneath intricately carved wooden ceilings that have stood for generations. During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn to sunset and gather in the evenings for extended congregational prayers. At Baba Jee Mosque, those gatherings swell, turning the historic structure into one of the region’s spiritual focal points.

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