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The current episode explores Sufism, Sufi saints, and their significance not only in the Kashmir Valley but also across different parts of India. Throughout the country, Sufi saints have preached peace and brotherhood. One such revered shrine is that of Hazrat Khawaja Banda Nawaz in Kalaburagi city, Karnataka. India has a rich history in Sufism, which began around 1000 years ago. Many Sufi saints from around the world settled in India, spreading messages of peace and harmony. The 619th Urs (death anniversary) of Hazrat Khawaja Banda Nawaz at his shrine in Kalaburagi was attended by people from various religious communities. The shrine was adorned with glittering lights, evoking a sense of magic and mysticism. It attracted a multitude of devotees from diverse backgrounds and religions who sought blessings and fulfillment of wishes. Devotees from various districts across Karnataka attended the three-day event, symbolizing unity and brotherhood. A ceremonial procession, known as Sandal Shareef, began from Badi Masjid in Mominpura and proceeded to the Dargah premises after prayers. Also referred to as Banda Nawaz Gaisu Nawaz, the saint was a disciple and successor of Sufi Saint Nasiruddin Chiragh Dehlavi. He is renowned for spreading the message of peace and brotherhood among his followers. Events like Urs celebrations clearly highlight that the teachings of humanity and compassion propagated by Sufi saints continue to resonate deeply within Indian culture. Devotees from various districts in Karnataka and neighboring states participated in the sandal procession to commemorate the inaugural function. Sufi saints like Hazrat Khawaja Banda Nawaz in Kalaburagi have promoted spiritualism and harmony in our country, with their teachings playing a significant role in strengthening India's secular fabric.
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Sufi Saint: Hazrat Khawaja Banda Nawaz
Location: Kalaburagi, Karnataka
Episode No.: 533 Dated: 07 Jul, 2024
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Sufiyon Ki Vaadi is a weekly Cable Program which is telecast in the Kashmir Valley and which reminds the people of the Sufi culture and tradition of the Valley. This show is viewer interactive and projects the Sufi tradition of the Valley and impact of Sufism on the culture and tradition of the people. The Sufi culture rejects any form of militancy and radicalisation. The program engages Youth in supporting Sufism and Kashmiriyat. The show also contains interviews with theologists of repute to highlight the Sufi tradition as Kashmir’s way of life and how following Sufism teachings is better. The program also brings into focus the impact of Sufism on the life of Kashmiris, in Literature, crafts and culture. Overall Sufism is the life line of Jammu and Kashmir and the people are more committed to it than ever before. (Jammu and Kashmir)
Sufism, Tariqat, Sufism in Kashmir, Kashmiri Sufism, Sufism in India, Sufism in Islam, Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir News, Islam, Khwaja Moiuddin Chishti, Nizamuddin Auliya, Sufi saints, Allah, Islam in India, Hazrat Baba Syed Soliha, Budgam, Srinagar, Shia Islam, Sunni Islam, Sufi Music, Hazrat Makhdoom Sahib, Shah Hamdan, Khwaja Nur-ud-Din Walli, Baba Nassar-ud-Din, Bamadin, Baba Reshi, Rozabal, Zain Shah,
11 окт 2024
