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| Dargah of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar
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| The tomb of the 13th century AD Sufi Saint Bu Ali Shah Qalandar is a place of pilgrimage for the religious people of India. This revered Sufi Saint was born in the 1209 AD. Then Qutubuddin Aibak used to rule in Delhi. Bu Ali Shah Qalandar lived for nearly 112 years. He was deeply respected by both the Hindus and the Muslims. He had deep spiritual and miraculous powers. The then Sultan of Delhi, Alauddin Khilji used to visit the revered Sufi Saint and take his blessings.
The grave of Bu Ali Shah Qalandar is made of marble and decorated with beautiful sculptures. The most celebrated occasion is the Urs Mubarak. This Dargah beckons pilgrims from different parts of the country. On every day of this year and on every Thursday, the Dargah has a `langar`. People of all religious culture pay obeisance to this honorable Saint.
The Dargah constitutes a beautiful tank and the area been landscaped.
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