Category Archives: Religious Tourism
Shrines in Sudhnoti
Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Mohi-u-din (RA) Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Mohi-u-din Ghaznavi was born in 1902 at Bamlin, in the outskirts of the Ghazni area of Afghanistan, He performed very valuable and superior role for preaching and promoting the teachings of Islam, His family is regarded very great respect for its nobility, wisdom, educational and spiritual aspects, [...]
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Shrines in BHIMBER.
Hazrat Baba Shaadi Shaheed RA The shrine of Baba Shadi Shaheed is situated 20 km away out side Bhlmber city in Samahni valley “Aadi Dhak” on Bhimber Samahni valley road, The actual name of the saint was Raja Shadas Khan but is well known Ifamous as Baba Shaadi Shaheed, He is said to be born [...]
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Shrines in MIRPUR
Hazrat Pir Shah Ghazi (RA) The mausoleum of Pir-e- Shah Ghazi is the glory of District Mirpur. The holy shrine of the saint is situated at Khari Sharif, a town 8 km away from Mirpur. Hazrat Pir Shah Ghazi was amongst the famous saints of 12′ century. He belonged to Qadri Mystical school of thought. [...]
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Shrines in KOTLI
Hazrat Baji Alaf Din (RA) The shrine of the saint is in kotli, known as the city of mosques. He was born in the village katelia Sharif in the Kaghan valley. His life showed deep effects of the teaching of Hazrat Datta Gung Duksh (RA) Syed Ali Hajveri. It is believed that the saint had [...]
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Shrines in Poonch
Hazrat Syed Junaid Shsh (RA) Although his date of birth is still to be investigated but it is said that he was born in 1858. His age said to be more then ninety years. His religious education was held in the village “Bakhra” of Tehsil Kahota. He got the highest spiritual position through chila (meditation [...]
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Shrines in Bagh
Hazrat Pir Syed Bohala Shah (Ra) The shrine of Hazrat Pir Syed Bohala Shah Gillani is situated in the village “Arnela” adjacent of Mang Bajri. Devotees have been visiting this shrine for the last 50years with religious enthusiasm. The forefathers of Hazrat Pir Gillani Bohala Shah had preached the teachings of Islam in different areas [...]
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Shrines in Neelum Valley
DISTRICT NEELUM Neelum Valley is mainly known for its rich potential in natural beauty and experiences heavy tourists flow. However, the valley is also known for certain saints and shrines such as: HAZRAT AL-HAJ MIAN BARKAT ULLAH (RA) The shrine of the saint is situated at Dowrian, (106kms away from the capital city of Muzaffarabad) [...]
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Shrines in Muzaffarabad
HAZARAT SYED SHAH HUSSAIN BUKHARI(R.A) The shrine of Hazrat Syed Shah Hussain Bukhari is situated at a distance of 32 Kilometers coutside Muzaffarabad city at a height of 9000 feet above sea level. The site is known as “Pir Chanassi” and is famous among tourists for its scenic beauty. It is belived that the said [...]
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HAZRAT SHAH INAYAT WALI (RA)
The Shrine of the saint is situated at Upper Adda near AJK University in the main Muzaffarabad city and is surrounded by the largest graveyard of the city. The Shrine of the saint has been a centre of interest among the followers for over five centuries. It is believed that Hazrat had come to the [...]
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Hazrat Sayin Sakhi Saheli Sarkar (RA). Muzaffarabad
In addition to the natural scenic beauty of the region, Kashmir is also know as “ the land of Saint” these note able figures had devoted their whole lives to the propagation of teaching of Islam. Hazrat Sharf Uddin Abdul Rehman knows as Bullbul Shah (R.A) had come to Kashmir along with other religious scholars [...]
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