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	The mystic never visited Kashmir but his followers made a [[Khanqah\|Khankah]] in his name. In this Khankah, the corpse of Mohi-u-din, one of his descendants lies buried in the mausoleum. This mainly wooden shrine has some fine panels done in the pinjra-kari style. The [[urs]] of Naqshband Sahib is observed on the 3rd day of the [[Islamic calendar\|Hijri]] month of [[Rabi' al-awwal\|Rabi-ul-Awwal]]. [[Naqshbandi]] [[silsila]] followers		The mystic never visited Kashmir but his followers made a [[Khanqah\|Khankah]] in his name. In this Khankah, the corpse of Mohi-u-din, one of his descendants lies buried in the mausoleum. This mainly wooden shrine has some fine panels done in the pinjra-kari style. The [[urs]] of Naqshband Sahib is observed on the 3rd day of the [[Islamic calendar\|Hijri]] month of [[Rabi' al-awwal\|Rabi-ul-Awwal]]. [[Naqshbandi]] [[silsila]] followers
	are all over the world and also in [[Kashmir Valley]]. Mostly in [[Safapora]] [[Manasbal Lake\|Manasbal]], Kurhama [[Ganderbal]], [[Bandipore\|Bandipora]], [[Srinagar]], [[Pattan]] Baramulla and also in other districts <ref>[http://www.karwaniislami.org/shrines_of_kashmir/ Jammu & Kashmir Karwani Islami] Shrines of Kashmir </ref>		are all over the world and also in [[Kashmir Valley]]. Mostly in [[Safapora]] [[Manasbal Lake\|Manasbal]], Kurhama [[Ganderbal]], [[Bandipore\|Bandipora]], [[Srinagar]], [[Pattan]] Baramulla and also in other districts <ref>[http://www.karwaniislami.org/shrines_of_kashmir/ Jammu & Kashmir Karwani Islami] Shrines of Kashmir</ref>

	Recently a library has also been constructed in the compound of the shrine.		Recently a library has also been constructed in the compound of the shrine.

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{{Short description|Muslim shrine in Jammu and Kashmir, India}}
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{{Use Indian English|date=March 2014}}
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[[File:Ziyarat Naqshband Sahab Shrine.jpg|thumb|A view of Ziyarat Naqshband Sahab from its yard.]]

'''Ziyarat Naqshband Sahab''' (also known as Mausoleum Hazrat Khawaja Naqshbandh Sahib) is a [[Muslim]] shrine, or [[ziyarat]], in [[Jammu and Kashmir (state)|Jammu and Kashmir]], in [[India]]. It is the Mausoleum of the descendant of [[Bahauddin Naqshband]], called [[Moinuddin Hadi Naqshband]].

==History==
This shrine is named after the well known Bukhara mystic, Khawaja [[Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Bukhari|Syed Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Bukhari]], the founder of a [[Sufism|Sufi]] order. It is one of the important shrines, located amidst a large garden.

The area in which this shrine is built was called Sikander-pore because it was built by Sultan Sikandar (1389-1413) ([[Sikandar Butshikan]]). During the Chak times Sulatn Hussain Chak (1563-1570) built a garden in this area. According to Tareekh-e-Hassan <ref>http://www.worldcat.org/title/tarikh-i-hassan/oclc/69327348</ref>[[Zain-ul-Abidin]] (Budshah) had built a [[Shrine]] for Syed Mohammad Owaisi in Isham, Kashmir. Owaisi died in 1484 and that shrine was more or less abandoned. In 1633 [[Hazrat Ishaan|Khawja Khawand Mahmood]] obtained a [[fatwa]] to demolish the old shrine and used the same material to build the present Naqhband shrine, in what at that time would have been Hussian Chaks old garden. Because of [[Hazrat Ishaan|Khawja Khawand Mahmood’s]] name the neighborhood is still called Khwaja Bazzar. After [[Hazrat Ishaan|Khawja Khawand Mahmood’s]] death in 1640 in [[Lahore]], his son Khawaja Moin-Ud-Din Naqshbandi came to [[Kashmir]] to look after the shrine. He died in 1674 and is buried at the shrine. When the holy relic of [[Muhammad|prophet Mohammad’s]] hair was brought to Kashmir in 1699, it was first kept at this shrine. There was not enough space to accommodate the crowds that came to see the holy relic. So the [[Mughal Empire|Mughal]] Governor at that time donated what was then called Sadiq Khan Bagh. This place became the present Hazratbal Shrine that has since then housed the holy relic. In 1886 Nawab of Dhaka Sir Khwaja Ahsanullah, whose ancestors were from Kashmir, sent money that was used for major renovation of the present building of the shrine.<ref>Kashur Encyclopedia کاشر انسایکلوپیڈیا Volume II. Jammu and Kashmir Academy Of Arts Culture and Languages, Srinagar Page 62</ref>

It is in [[Nowhatta]] on the road between the Dastagir Sahib and the Jama Masjid. Part of its compound was converted into Martyrs’ Graveyard in 1931. The market in the vicinity is named after the saints shrine as Khwaja Bazar

The mystic never visited Kashmir but his followers made a [[Khanqah|Khankah]] in his name. In this Khankah, the corpse of Mohi-u-din, one of his descendants lies buried in the mausoleum. This mainly wooden shrine has some fine panels done in the pinjra-kari style. The [[urs]] of Naqshband Sahib is observed on the 3rd day of the [[Islamic calendar|Hijri]] month of [[Rabi' al-awwal|Rabi-ul-Awwal]]. [[Naqshbandi]] [[silsila]] followers
are all over the world and also in [[Kashmir Valley]]. Mostly in [[Safapora]] [[Manasbal Lake|Manasbal]], Kurhama [[Ganderbal]], [[Bandipore|Bandipora]], [[Srinagar]], [[Pattan]] Baramulla and also in other districts <ref>[http://www.karwaniislami.org/shrines_of_kashmir/ Jammu & Kashmir Karwani Islami] Shrines of Kashmir </ref>

Recently a library has also been constructed in the compound of the shrine.

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==Gallery==
{{Gallery
|title=Ziyarat Naqshband Sahab
|width=320
|height=240
|lines=4
|align=center
|File:Inside Shrine Art.JPG|Papier-mâché work on the inside walls of the Shrine.
|File:Inside Shrine.JPG|Devotee inside the shrine
|File:Martyrs Graveyard.JPG|Graveyard of Martyr's 13 July 1931 known as Martyr's Graveyard
}}

==See also==
*[[Hazrat Ishaan]]
*[[Sayyid Mir Jan]]
*[[Sayyid Mahmud Agha]]

==External links==
* [http://www.bongblogger.com/kashmir-diaryhistory-of-holy-relic-of-prophet-muhammad-moi-e-muqqadas/ Ziyarat Naqshband Sahab, Moi-E-Muqqadas]

==References==
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{{reflist}}<br />
[[Category:Srinagar district]]

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