DARGAH HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN delhi


Nizamuddin Dargah, indeed a prominent and world’s acclaimed religious pilgrimage site cherished by the music sweet hearts and fervent alike. It is one of the Dargah around the globe where you will see no in-discrimination among people, people from all communities of life like Muslims, Hindus, too Christians make appearance here. It makes no separation among any religion and invites individuals from all around the sphere with great sympathy. The Dargah is stationed near Mathura road, in the west of Delhi, the capital city of India.
            Built in medieval times by Muhammad Tughlaq, the Dargah still stands breathing. The shrine is devoted to Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya (1238-1325CE), a prestigious blessed individual. The Dargah houses the tomb of Amir Khursu, an adulated writer, performer and a researcher in the court of Delhi Sultan. It also entombs Begum Jahan Ara, girl of Shah E Jahan and Mirza Asad Ullah Khan Ghalib, the renowned Urdu poet.

Brief History
The Dargah is committed to saint Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, born in Badayun (Uttar Pradesh) in 1238.He took off to Delhi where he settled in Ghiyaspur and there he started to instruct people that worship, peace, and love can empower them to understand the teachings of their religion.He also teached them that we should keep nursing people irrespective of our religion, cast and perception. By his   teachings and principles everyone was influenced and eventually he fascinated many followers towards himself. It was 3rd April 1325 when he passed away and his shrine was developed by Muhammad Tughlaq who was from Tughlaq dynasty and was also a follower of Hazrat Nizamuddin.




Best time to visit
If you are planning to visit, you can can visit the Dargah any time. Dargah is opened throughout the year. However on auspicious days, you will find more crowd than normal days making it more busy place.

Access

By Roadways: There are steady transports from other genuine urban networks of the country to New Delhi. From all the genuine transport terminals and railroad stations of Delhi, an auto or transport for the dargah would be easily open. In the occasion that driving by Delhi Metro, the nearest metro station would be Indraprastha (Blue line) and Jangpura (Violet line).

By Railways: From each one of the states of India, trains are easily available for New Delhi. At the point when guests accomplish any of the railways station in Delhi, they can take a taxi, taxi or auto. Also, can even skip on the Delhi Metro.

By means of Airways: Indira Gandhi Airport is the nearest air terminal to accomplish Dargah. From the plane terminal, one can take a taxi or bob on the vehicle. Delhi's plane terminal too has a better than average metro arrange