ABOUT US
Assalamu Alaikkum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu
We warmly welcome you to the official information portal of the revered Nagore Dargha Shariff, a spiritual sanctuary known for peace, blessings, and unity.
My name is H.K. Syed Abdul Haq Sahib, a proud descendant from Nagore Shariff, committed to sharing valuable and authentic information for all pilgrims and visitors. This website is maintained with the sole intention of guiding devotees and well-wishers with clear and respectful content.
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May your visit be blessed, and may your prayers be answered.
Jazakallahu Khairan
THE SHORT STORY OF NAGORE DARGHA
In the heart of Nagore, where the waves of the Bay of Bengal whisper secrets of the old world, lived Shahul Hameed Badhusha Nayagam. He did not carry a sword; he carried a lamp of truth that would eventually become the Islamic Light of Southeast Asia.
As he traveled across the seas, his “way of living” became his greatest sermon. His Dawaah was carried through discipline, noble character, compassion, and unwavering faith in Allah, honoring every soul who came to him. It is said that 40 million souls across the East Asian region were touched by his grace, Attracted and Accepted Islam by his Dawaah and his miraculous healing touch.
When he returned to the shores of Thanjavur, his light did not dim. Even the Thanjavur Naicker King, found healing in the Saint’s presence. Out of profound gratitude, the King and his people raised the towering minarets of the Nagore Dargah over his holy Mazaar Shariff.
They built it not just as a mosque, but as a bridge. Today, the incense that rises from his shrine carries the prayers of Muslims, Hindus, and Christians alike. The “Light” of the Badhusha Nayagam continues to Enlight, A story of a single life that taught an entire region that true faith is found in the unity of all mankind.
PLACES IN DARGHA
MINARAS
PERIYA MINARA
This large minara was built AD 1763
OOTU MINARA
This fourth minara was built AD 1724
MUTBAK MINARA
This third minara was built AD 1698
THALAIMATTU MINARA
This second minara was built AD 1688
SAHIB MINARA
This small minara was built AD 1645
ENTRANCES
ALANGAARA VAASAL
As the main entrance facing West (Qibla), this gateway is steeped in tradition. It serves as the primary entrance to the Dargah and is home to a vibrant bazaar. This bustling area is the heart of the local shopping experience, where pilgrims and visitors can find traditional offerings, perfumes, and memorabilia
KAALMAATU VAASAL
Located on the South side, this is a major entrance rich in tradition, especially during the Uroos (Kandoori) festival. This area is famous for its unique market specializing in foreign goods. Visitors often flock here to shop for imported chocolates, high-quality perfumes (attar), and a variety of premium sweets, making it a favorite spot for gift-shopping
KIZHAKATTA VAASAL
This gate faces East and provides direct access to the Holy Pond, which is used by devotees for ritual purification and spiritual reflection
THALAIMAATU VAASAL
This North-facing gate is situated with deep reverence, as it is located near the headside of the sanctum of Shahul Hameed Badhusha Nayagam (RA)
DARGHA MASJID
DARGHA MASJID (NAWAB WALAJA MASJID)
MADHAR MARAIKAR PALLI
KADHIRIYA MADARASA
THIVAN SAHIB MASJID
INSIDE DARGHA PLACES
POONTHOTTAM
Beautiful flowers garden inside Nagore.
YAA HUSSAIN PALLI
Another peaceful place of Nagore.
MUTBAK SHARRIFF
Majestic Mandapam.
UPPU KENARU
Salt well located inside Nagore.
VAALAI
Rooms located in Nagore.
PEER MANDABAM
Installation place of Peer Sahib.
NADU MANDABAM
Central hall where gatherings take place.
PURA NERCHAI
Pilgrimage-related area.
HOLY CHAIN
Five-metal chain in the hand of sacred reference.
SPIRITUAL TILES
Spiritual silsila tradition of the saint.
OUTSIDE DARGHA PLACES
MOODAI
Located at the eastern gate.
DARGHA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
Official place of Nagore.
VANJOOR DARGHA
Related to Hazrat Shahul Hameed Nayagam.
SILLADI DARGHA
Stayed in Chilladi for 40 days.
MANIMANDABAM
Historical organizational hall.




