Can you describe the condition of the mosque before its transformation and what Baba's daily lamp-lighting routine was like?

Chapter 5 provides details on both the mosque's condition and Baba's routines. Initially, the mosque had knee-deep holes in the ground, and it wasn't until devotees paved the flooring with stones in a single night that it was improved. This transformation began in earnest around 1912. In those early days, Baba had a great fondness for lighting lamps. His routine involved taking a tin pot and personally going to the shops of grocers and oil-merchants to beg for oil. He would then use this oil to light lamps in both the temple and the mosque, even tearing rags to make wicks.