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Dargah of Meerasaheb, Miraj

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The famous Meerasaheb dargah is situated near railway station of Miraj .1 It is a common worship centre for both Hindu & Muslim communities. Thousands of people flock to Dargah on every Thursday morning to get the blessings of Hazarat Meerasaheb & his son Hazarat Shamsuddin Hussein. Hazrat Meerasaheb was a great Sufi saint of his time. On the command of almighty ALLAH he migrated to India from MECCA (Saudi Arabia). Every year URS (martyrdom day) is celebrated with millions of people visits this shrine for offering their salutes.2

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situated near railway station of miraj

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located in miraj

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