This engraving, created by W. Hodges, R.A., and engraved by William Skelton, depicts “Mahommedan Women attending the Tombs of their Parents, Relatives, or Friends, at Night.” It was published as part of Hodge’s travel accounts in India. The scene captures a serene and atmospheric moment, showing women dressed in traditional attire gathered around a tomb in a tranquil, moonlit landscape. The intricate details of the women and their surroundings convey a quiet reverence for the deceased. The engraving reflects the cultural practices and spiritual customs observed in the context of Islamic traditions, as seen through the artist’s eyes during his travels.

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