 Between them, in the southeastern wall, is a mihrab.The cenotaphs have a distinctive red and white horizontal striped pattern to their stonework but are usually covered by decorative cloth.Under the present arrangements, Jews are restricted to entering by the southwestern side, and limited to the southwestern corridor and the corridors that run between the cenotaphs, while Muslims may enter only by the northeastern side but are allowed free rein of the remainder of the enclosure.