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brainychild92

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Posted: 13 years ago

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stupid question but whats a mazar? is that just another name for mosque?

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Pinky Bedi

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Hey friend.

I think we always believe GOD IS ONE.

People worship him in different places by different names.

It is just a matter of belief n faith .I had seen so many people visiting Dargah n Majar be it Hindu. sikh or any other religion.I myself is a pure Sikh ' even i had visited so many Dargahs n Mandirs...No offence it is personal faith...

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gafulu14

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Posted: 13 years ago

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wher ever i go i don't mind iswar only 1 what image u pray just u need 2 pray what u learned and believe doesnt matter dargha or temple

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umaa

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Posted: 13 years ago

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in this modern world there is no differentiate with god as god is one.. hindu may visit dargah..

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Janaki

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Posted: 13 years ago

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I thought a dargah is a Sikh place of worship? Is it a muslim worship place?

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LuvStrk-001

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Ya dera thy go to Dargah!!!

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Sid

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: brainychild92
stupid question but whats a mazar? is that just another name for mosque?

dargah and mazar are same. mosque - masjid, is the mainstream islamic place of prayer. mazaar is more of a sufi tradition, though now many people, including muslims hindus sikhs, etc, visit mazaars of famous religious figures.

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brainychild92

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Sid4TeamCanada
dargah and mazar are same. mosque - masjid, is the mainstream islamic place of prayer. mazaar is more of a sufi tradition, though now many people, including muslims hindus sikhs, etc, visit mazaars of famous religious figures.

ahh, i know mosques and masjids as well as dargah, but i never heard of mazar.. so thats more of a sufi tradition... traditionally sikhs go there? i know everyone goes everywhere now adays but wasn't sure of what it is traditionally

thanks for answering!

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Pinky Bedi

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: JanakiRaghunath
I thought a dargah is a Sikh place of worship? Is it a muslim worship place?

Dear

Dargah is Muslim place of worship not Sikhs...

Sikhs hav Gurudwara as their religious place

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jyoti01

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Posted: 13 years ago

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A mosque is a muslim place of worship - ie christians have the church, hindus have temples and sikhs have gurudwaras. A dargah/mazar is a tomb of a sufi saint. the famous ones in India are the ones in Ajmer (of saint Hazrat Khwajs Moinuddin Chisti ) and in Delhi (of saint Hazrat Nizammudin Auliya). Many people from all over the world visit these dargahs. Infact most film stars visit these places before their movies are released.

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