Among the several famous Muslim memorials, the Lakhi Shah and Taqwal Shah Shrines have a distinct identity. Located in the Ambala district, the Shrines majestically portray the taste of the Muslim rulers of the bygone era.
Illustrating the inherent meaning of the sacred scripture of Islam - Koran - the Shrines of Lakhi Shah and Taqwal Shah inspire the faithful Muslim devotees to dedicate themselves to the holy cause of saving and nurturing the mankind. The ancient structures of the Shrines take the tourists back to the ancient periods when Haryana used to be the thriving ground of diverse religious sects and communities.
The other popular Muslim Shrines that prevail in the land of Haryana include:
Tomb of Khwaja
The "Tomb of Khwaja Pir" represents the glorious historical and cultural past of our country. Constructed in the 13th century, the tomb was dedicated to the "Khawaja Abdul Shankar". The mausoleum of the "Khawaja Pir" has a great religious significance.
Apart from being one of the sacred places for the Muslims, the "Tomb of "Khwaja Pir" is also of considerable importance to the followers of the Sikh religion. The great religious leader of the Sikhs "Guru Nanak Ji" took shelter in the tomb with his two most devoted disciples Bala and Madana for about forty days.
Dargah of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar
Representing the rich historic and religious fervor of the state of Haryana, the "Dargah of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar" attracts several devotees from all over the world. The giant architectural marvel of the bygone days was constructed by the mighty ruler of Delhi, "Ghias- ud- din" to pay respect to the great Sufi saint. The Emperor was so impressed with the preachings of the Sufi Saint, that he erected a tomb to show his devotion to "Bu Ali Shah", in the 13th Century.
Located in the historic place of Panipat in the state of Haryana, the "Dargah of Bu Ali Shah" represents the rich architectural skills of the ancient times. The luxuriant garden, the splendid structure and the serene atmosphere of the place fills the tourist with an intense sense of satisfaction and pleasure. The tomb of the great Sufi saint is of spotless white marble that adds to the beauty of the structure. The walls of the "Dargah" are exquisitely adorned with beautiful engravings that displays the development of Mughal Art and Architecture of the bygone golden era.
Kabuli Shah Mosque
The "Kabuli Shah Mosque" bears resemblance to the glorious historic past of our country. Located in the district of Panipat in the state of Haryana, the "Kabuli Shah Mosque" was built by the mighty ruler of the Mughal dynasty, "Babur" to celebrate his majestic victory over the able and valiant "Ibrahim Lodhi" in the "First Battle of Panipat" in 1526.
