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Dargah also hold [[eid gah]] in its compound, site for [[Eid prayers]]([[congregational prayers]]) on [[Eid ul fitr]](Ramzan) and [[Eid al-Adha]]([[Bakrid]]) and being the biggest eid gah in the city. | Dargah also hold [[eid gah]] in its compound, site for [[Eid prayers]]([[Friday prayer|congregational prayers]]) on [[Eid ul fitr]](Ramzan) and [[Eid al-Adha]]([[Bakrid]]) and being the biggest eid gah in the city. | ||
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Bara Shaheed Dargah located in Nellore, AP, India. "Bara Shaheed Dargah" literally reads "Shrine of twelve martyrs" in Urdu. Dargah is on the bank of Nellore water tank/lake, and has eid-gah, tourist resort and park next to it. Dargah is known for annual festival of Rotiyaan ki Eid/Rottela Panduga in the month of muharram in hijri and attracts followers from across the country and abroad.
History[edit | edit source]
As per local tradition and according to stone slate in the campus of dargah that reads in Persian, they were twelve tombs of warriors part of first Muslim army to enter into the region and were martyred in the battle.[citation needed] {which battle?}
Rotiyaan ki eid[edit | edit source]
Its one of revered shrines in Nellore District that attracts visitors from across the country and abroad including some celebraties who visit the urs festival. An annual three day urs Rotiyaan ki Eid/Rottela Panduga.[1] is observed in the month of Muharram.
Visitors exchange their roti(flat bread) with those who had similar wish as theirs and was completed(fulfilled), followed by fatihah in dargah.[2] Urs(Festival) has evolved from time to time and can be attributed to Sufism.
Eid Gah[edit | edit source]
Dargah also hold eid gah in its compound, site for Eid prayers(congregational prayers) on Eid ul fitr(Ramzan) and Eid al-Adha(Bakrid) and being the biggest eid gah in the city.
References[edit | edit source]
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