All the floor deposits and the crucial part of the floor where signs of a minbar might have been discovered were destroyed during the mosque’s clearing in the 1930s and subsequent work in the 1960s and 2004. When the site underwent conservation work in 2004, it is likely that remains of the ablution area that were not apparent in 1964 were made evident.
There are at least 27 burial memorials, including big sandstone slabs placed as head and foot stones, in the cemetery that is divided into two halves, a smaller and larger enclosure, to the north of the mosque.
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