What significant changes took place at the mosque around 1912, and how did it reflect the growing community around Baba?

As described in Chapter 5, the year 1912 marked the beginning of an entirely new phase and the start of the mosque's real transformation. Prior to this, the ground of the mosque had knee-deep holes. The most significant physical change occurred when, through the devotion of his followers, the floor was paved with stones in a single night. This event coincided with a social shift. The text notes that in the beginning, not everyone felt fearless approaching Baba, implying that this period of transformation also represented a growing unity and fearlessness among the devotees gathering around him.