How did the physical condition of the mosque change over time, and what was the reason for these changes?

The mosque where Baba resided underwent a significant transformation driven by his growing number of followers. According to Chapter 5, the mosque was initially a very modest space, just two small rooms with knee-deep holes in the ground. A major turning point occurred around 1912. The devotion of the devotees led to the flooring being paved with stones in a single night, marking a new phase. Similarly, amenities like mattresses and pillows, which were absent in the beginning, were introduced as the community of devotees grew and became more fearless and dedicated in his presence.