Ganderbal, 02 June 2024: The annual Urs of Sufi Saint Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) was celebrated with religious fervour in Waliwar area of district Ganderbal, Kashmir.
The annual Urs of Sufi Saint Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) was celebrated with religious fervour in Ganderbal, Kashmir.
The beautiful village of Waliwar in Ganderbal district buzzed with spiritual energy and devotion as thousands of devotees gathered to honour the revered saint. This two-day event, held at the saint’s shrine, attracted devotees from far and wide, seeking solace, divine blessings, and a deeper connection with their spiritual heritage.
During the uras chairman Jammu and Kashmir Waqaf Board Dr Darakhshan Andrabi visited the shrine and shares speech on Sufi saint and also meeting with womes and ensuring the development of the shrine also message for people to respect the sufi shrines.
Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi said that today I attended the Annual Urs of Peer Akbar Shah Naqshbandi (RA) at Wali War. Paid obeisance at the shrine and prayed for the peace and prosperity of all. Met cross section of people and interacted with many public delegations. Addressed the huge public gathering here.
The serene surroundings of Waliwar Lar were filled with prayers, hymns, and the fragrance of incense. Devotees of all ages arrived at the shrine to pay their respects to Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) and participate in the sacred rituals of the Urs.
Qari Syed Anwer Shah a devoted attendee, expressed his deep devotion, stating, “Attending the Urs fills my heart with tranquility and brings me closer to the teachings of Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA). His message of love, peace, and unity resonates with me, and I feel blessed to be part of this spiritual gathering.”
The Urs featured special congregational prayers held at Darga Aliyaa, where devotees fervently prayed for the well-being and prosperity of the Muslim Ummah, with a particular focus on the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The atmosphere was charged with overwhelming faith and devotion as individuals sought spiritual enlightenment and blessings from the revered saint.
Sajada Nasheen Khaleefa Silsilla, Syed Peer Afsar Shah, Syed Peer Skindar Shah, and Peer Aksar Shah spoke about the significance of the Urs and emphasised the teachings of Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) in building a society based on virtuous values.
They stated, “The annual Urs is a time for introspection and renewing our commitment to live by the teachings of our revered saint. It is an opportunity to foster unity, love, and harmony in our communities.”
The Urs serves as a reminder of the timeless values promoted by Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) – values that advocate peace, compassion, and social harmony. The event brings together people from diverse backgrounds, transcending barriers of caste, creed, and gender, as they gather in devotion and seek spiritual guidance.
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Annual Urs of Sufi Saint Celebrated with Fervour in Ganderbal
Ganderbal, 02 June 2024: The annual Urs of Sufi Saint Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) was celebrated with great religious fervour in the serene village of Waliwar, located in the Ganderbal district of Kashmir. This spiritual event, marking the saint’s commemoration, drew thousands of devotees who sought solace, blessings, and a deeper connection with their spiritual heritage.
The two-day celebration at the saint’s shrine saw a significant influx of devotees from various regions. The picturesque village buzzed with spiritual energy as people gathered to honour the revered saint, participate in sacred rituals, and offer prayers for peace and prosperity.
Dr. Darakhshan Andrabi, the chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Waqaf Board, graced the occasion with her presence. During her visit, she addressed the congregation, emphasizing the importance of respecting Sufi shrines and ensuring their development. “Today, I attended the Annual Urs of Peer Akbar Shah Naqshbandi (RA) at Waliwar. I paid obeisance at the shrine and prayed for the peace and prosperity of all. Meeting with various public delegations, I addressed a large gathering and discussed ways to enhance the shrine’s facilities,” she stated.
The tranquil surroundings of Waliwar Lar resonated with the sounds of prayers, hymns, and the fragrance of incense, creating a spiritual ambiance. Devotees of all ages arrived to pay their respects to Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA), engaging in the sacred rituals with fervent devotion.
Qari Syed Anwer Shah, a devoted attendee, expressed his heartfelt sentiments, saying, “Attending the Urs fills my heart with tranquility and brings me closer to the teachings of Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA). His message of love, peace, and unity resonates with me, and I feel blessed to be part of this spiritual gathering.”
The Urs featured special congregational prayers at Darga Aliyaa, where devotees fervently prayed for the well-being and prosperity of the Muslim Ummah, particularly focusing on the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The atmosphere was imbued with overwhelming faith and devotion as individuals sought spiritual enlightenment and blessings from the revered saint.
Prominent figures, including Sajada Nasheen Khaleefa Silsilla Syed Peer Afsar Shah, Syed Peer Skindar Shah, and Peer Aksar Shah, spoke about the significance of the Urs. They emphasized the teachings of Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) in fostering a society grounded in virtuous values. “The annual Urs is a time for introspection and renewing our commitment to live by the teachings of our revered saint. It is an opportunity to foster unity, love, and harmony in our communities,” they stated.
The Urs of Hazrat Syed Peer Akbar Shah Khaleefa-e-Naqashbandi (RA) serves as a poignant reminder of the timeless values he advocated—peace, compassion, and social harmony. The event unites people from diverse backgrounds, transcending barriers of caste, creed, and gender, as they come together in devotion, seeking spiritual guidance and communal harmony.
