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Famous Sufi shrine in the World - Ajmer
Dargah Ajmer Sharif , a sacred Sufi shrine in Ajmer, India, exudes a profound spiritual atmosphere. Pilgrims and visitors alike are drawn to the shrine's peaceful ambiance and the divine energy that permeates the air. The exquisite Mughal architecture of the dargah is a testament to its historical significance and cultural importance. 🕌
The qawwalis (devotional songs) performed at the dargah add a soul-stirring dimension to the experience, resonating with the spiritual seekers. The bustling bazaars surrounding the shrine offer a vibrant mix of colors, scents, and sounds, creating a sensory journey.
While the dargah is a place of reverence, the crowds during special occasions can be overwhelming for some. Nevertheless, Dargah Ajmer Sharif remains a symbol of unity and devotion, welcoming people from all walks of life to embrace its spiritual embrace. 🌟🙏#historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #mytravelhacks #ajmer
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1556, Ajmer came under the Mughal Empire after being conquered by Mughal Emperor Akbar.[11] It was made the capital of the eponymous Ajmer Subah. The city enjoyed special favour under the Mughals, who made frequent pilgrimages to the city to visit the dargah of Moinuddin Chishti. The city was also used as a military base for campaigns against Rajput rulers, and on a number of occasions became the site of celebration when a campaign bore success. Mughal Emperors and their nobles made generous donations to the city, and endowed it with constructions such as Akbar's palace and the pavilions along the Ana Sagar.[12][13][14] Their most prominent building activities were in the dargah and its vicinity.[15] Jahanara Begum and Dara Shikoh, children of Shah Jahan, were both born in the city in 1614 and 1615 respectively.[16][17]
Mughal patronage of the city waned after the end of Aurangzeb's rule. In 1770, the Maratha Empire conquered the city, and in 1818, the British gained authority over the city.[11][18] Colonial-era Ajmer served as the headquarters of the Ajmer-Merwara Province and possessed a Central jail, a large General Hospital, and two smaller hospitals according to Gazetteer, 1908. It was the headquarters of a native regiment and of a Railway Volunteer corps. From the 1900s, United Free Church of Scotland, the church of England, the Roman Catholics, and the American Episcopal Methodists have mission establishments here.[19] At that time there were twelve printing presses in the city, from which eight weekly newspapers were published.[20]
At the time of Independence Ajmer continued as a separate state with its own legislature until its merger with erstwhile Rajputana province then called Rajasthan. The Legislature of Ajmer State was housed in the building which now houses T. T. College. It had 30 MLAs, and Haribhau Upadhaya was the first chief minister of the erstwhile state, with Bhagirath Chaudhary as the first Vidhan Sabha speaker. In 1956, after acceptance of the proposal by Fazil Ali, Ajmer was merged into Rajasthan to form Ajmer District with the addition of Kishangarh sub-division of Jaipur district.[21]
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