Masjid Akhund Mulla srinagar
Masjid of Akhund Mullah is a small mosque that lies
below the shrine of Makhdoom Sahib in Srinagar. Many
regard it as a mosque inside another mosque as the
sanctum is present in a sprawling courtyard that
surrounds the main building. Dara Shikoh – the eldest
son and heir of Shah Jahan – constructed this shrine in
remembrance of his teacher Akhun Mulla Shah.
It is built using grey limestone, which has a glossy
texture that looks beautiful. A stone lotus with inscription
adorns the podium of this Islamic shrine. The inscription
dates back to 1649, which was the era of the Mughal
Sultanate in the valley. The special prayer chamber is one
of the highlights of this mosque.
Makhdoom Sahib Shrine situated on southern side of Hari Parbat
Beautiful view of Makhdoom Sahib Shrine situated on the southern side of Hari Parbat, Srinagar.
Hari Parbat is a hill overlooking Srinagar, the largest city and summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the site of a Durrani fort, built in 1808. It has the famous Shakti Temple on the western Slope and Muslim shrines of Khwaja Makhdoom Sahib and Akhund Mullah Shah on the southern slope. On the southern side of the outer wall there is a Gurudwara, which commemorates the visit of Guru Hargobind.
Nestled below the imposing Mughal Fort is the shrine of Sheikh Hamza Makhdum. Also known as Makhdoom Sahib, Mehboob-ul-Alam and Sultan-Ul-Arifeen. Shrine is towards the southern side of Hari Parbat Hill. It is one of the most sacred shrines in Kashmir. This double storied, many-pillared structure displays a remarkable architectural style. This shrine is visited not only by Muslims but by people of all faiths, throughout the year. Makhdoom Sahib, also called Hazrat Sultan, was a Sufi saint.
Source :- Wikipedia
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Hari Parbat Fort - a historical monument of Srinagar
Hari Parbat Fort is now a historical monument of Srinagar situated on Hari Parbat hill. Hari Parbat is also known as Mughal Fort.
Hari Parbat is a hill overlooking Srinagar, the largest city and summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the site of a Durrani fort, built in 1808. It has the famous Shakti Temple on the western Slope and Muslim shrines of Khwaja Makhdoom Sahib and Akhund Mullah Shah on the southern slope. On the southern side of the outer wall there is a Gurudwara, which commemorates the visit of Guru Hargobind.
The first fortifications on the site were constructed by the Mughal emperor Akbar in 1590. He built an outer wall for the fort, and planned a new capital called Nager Nagor to be built within the wall. That project was never completed. The present fort was built in 1808 under the reign of Shuja Shah Durrani.
Source :- Wikipedia
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Hari Prabhat Fort overlooking Srinagar
Hari Parbat is a hill overlooking Srinagar, the largest city and summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the site of a Durrani fort, built in 1808. It has the famous Shakti Temple on the western Slope and Muslim shrines of Khwaja Makhdoom Sahib and Akhund Mullah Shah on the southern slope. On the southern side of the outer wall there is a Gurudwara, which commemorates the visit of Guru Hargobind.
The first fortifications on the site were constructed by the Mughal emperor Akbar in 1590. He built an outer wall for the fort, and planned a new capital called Nager Nagor to be built within the wall. That project was never completed. The present fort was built in 1808 under the reign of Shuja Shah Durrani.
Source : Wikipedia
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Religious Places Of (Srinagar) | Vlogue I | Destination 1 | Important #7 | F.L.J. Initiations |
IN THE VIDEO:
1. Holy Family Catholic Church
Add: MA Road, Kothi Bagh, Srinagar.
2. Makhdoom Sahib Shrine
Add: Akhund Mullah, Kathi Darwaza, Rainawari, Srinagar.
3. Famous Hazratbal Shrine (Dargah Sharief)
Add: Dargah Hazratbal, Dal Lake, Srinagar.
4. Mata Roop Bhavani Chashme Sahibi
Add: Pari Mahal Rd, Srinagar.
5. All Saints Church; Church of North India (CNI)
Add: Sonwar, Lal Chowk, Srinagar.
6. Khanqahi Naqshbandi Sahab
Add: Khawaja Bazar, Ganderbal Rd, Rainawari, Srinagar.
7. Famous Jamia Masjid
Add: Downtown Nowhatta, Srinagar.
RELIGIONS IN KASHMIR:
Religions in Kashmir Three major faiths are clearly dominant in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir. However, in terms of total population, Islam clearly dominates the Kashmir valley. You will find the valley brimming with Muslim population. In addition to that Hinduism and Buddhism also constitute a part of the religions in Kashmir. The followers of Buddhism inhabit the Ladakh area of Jammu and Kashmir State.
Islam
The predominant religion of Kashmir valley is Islam. Muslims constitute more than 90% of the total population of Jammu and Kashmir. Even in Jammu, Kargil and some other districts, Islam forms a substantial part of the population. The Muslims are broadly divided into two sects - the Sunnis and the Shias.
Hinduism
Hinduism is the second most dominant faith in Kashmir. The majority of Hindus consist of Kashmiri Pandits and Gujjars. Majority of the Kashmiri Pandits migrated from the Kashmir valley because of the constant terror threat and are now present in a minority. On the other hand, many Gujjars got converted to Islam.
Buddhism
Buddhist population is mainly found in the Ladakh region of Kashmir, where it predominates. In the main Kashmir valley, however, Buddhists are present in a negligible numbers.
Christianity
Jammu and Kashmir is the only Indian state with a Muslim majority population. According to the 2011 census, Islam is practiced by about 68.3% of the state population, while 28.4% follow Hinduism and small minorities follow Sikhism (1.9%), Buddhism (0.9%) and Christianity (0.3%).
Sikhism
Sikhism is also praticed in in the state The population of sikhs in the state is (1.9%).
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Hari Parbat Fort is an ancient fort in the state of Jammu and Kashmir that dates back to the days of Mughal. Originally, the fort was built by Mughal Emperor Akbar but its present edifice owed itself to the Afghan governor Shuja Shah Durrani, who ruled Kashmir during 18th century. The fort is epitome of religious shrine. It has Sharika Devi Temple on its western slope and the Muslim shrine of Makhdoom Sahib and Akhund Mullah Shah on southern side. Sikh holy shrine of Gurudwara Chatti Patshahi has also enshrines within the premises of the fort. The Kathi Darwaja is the main entrance to the fort.
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