Shah-e-Hamdan

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Spiritual Essence of Shah-e-Hamdan

Shah-e-Hamdan, also known as Shah-i-Hamadan, is a hallmark of Islamic heritage in Srinagar, originally built in 1395. Reconstructed in 1732, it is attributed to Mir Syed Ali Hamadani, a revered Sufi saint.

The shrine features Indo-Saracenic architecture, characterized by intricate wooden carvings and vibrant frescoes. It holds immense cultural value, often drawing scholars and worshippers.

Noteworthy Highlights

  • Unique Architecture 🕌
  • Rich History 📜
  • Scenic Surroundings 🌳

Accessible to all, the shrine invites tourists, families, and historians alike. Entry is free, making it an inviting spiritual haven.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Shah-e-Hamdan

Construction Era

Built in 1395 and reconstructed in 1732, showcasing historical architecture.

Sufi Influence

The shrine is dedicated to Mir Syed Ali Hamadani, a significant Sufi figure in Kashmir.

Cultural Hub

A pilgrimage site, it reflects the confluence of spiritual practices in the region.

Location

On The Banks Of Jhelum River

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