What was the condition of the mosque where Baba stayed, and how did it change over time?

Chapter 5 describes the mosque as initially being a very humble and small space, consisting of only two small rooms. This was where Baba lived his entire life—sitting, standing, sleeping, and meeting everyone. The ground had knee-deep holes. However, a significant transformation began around the year 1912. The text notes that this marked the real beginning of the mosque's change. Through the devotion of his followers, the floor was paved with stones in a single night. Similarly, amenities like mattresses and pillows only appeared later as the community of devotees grew around him, indicating the mosque's evolution from a simple dwelling to a more established center for his followers.