Ibn Jubayr noted that as soon as the month of Ramadan began, the mats in Masjid al-Haram were renewed, and many candles and lanterns were lit until Masjid al-Haram in Mecca shone with light and brightened. Also, he describedTarawih prayer in al-Haram, he mentioned that many prayers lined up behind the imams of the four Madhhabs. Because Ibn Jubayr follows the Maliki Madhhab, he welcomed by mentioning the Maliki imams and reciters and the high candles offered by the Maliki merchants in front of the mihrab.