Dargah Hazrat Meeran Syed Hussain Khigsawar Mashhadi(RA) - Shrine in Ajmer - Ajmer, India

Dargah Hazrat Meeran Syed Hussain Taragarh in Ajmer is a place of profound spiritual significance. The serene ambiance and captivating architecture create an atmosphere of tranquility and devotion. The Dargah exudes a sense of reverence, attracting devotees seeking solace and connection with the divine. The intricate artwork and the beautifully adorned tombs evoke a sense of awe and respect. The Dargah's rich history and cultural heritage make it a must-visit destination for those interested in exploring Shia traditions. A visit to Shia Dargah Taragarh is a truly spiritual and enlightening experience.

The shrine at Taragarh is the second most important Dargah in Ajmer, and is dedicated to Syed Meeran Husaain, who was the Military Governor of the fortress of Taragarh in 13th Century on behalf of the Mughals. Taragarh fort is in ruins now and no sightseeing / remains of the fort are present. Only the great Wall of Taragarh fort can be visible from Ajmer Sharif is there marking a boundary.

Mashallah... This was my third time that I've been here. I was afraid of heights at the time of going but once i reached there the feeling of peace and courage bring me the energy to come back without any fear. The route to dargah is well established. The railing is on 90%+ road and well maintained. The night light is still remaining there on the route inshallah in future we can see that soon. The dargah has good facility of wuzukhana and for tourists you can enjoy horse ride and camel ride here. It has the facility of guest house and restaurant there. The view is amazing. The imam saheb and staffs are friendly and co-operative. It takes less than half an hr to reach the destination from dhai din ka jhopada. We stayed for at least 1 he here. The driver charged 150 Rs per person to take & bring back from dargah to dhai din ka jhopada. (As per june 2022).

Holy place and Beautiful dargah campus at Tarahgarh hills. Road are narrow and not in good shape at few points Public transport (Omni van, auto rickshaw,etc) charge 150 per person and give around 1.5 hrs to visit dargah

1052 feet hight Parking facility 30Rs 12 hour

This dargah or shrine is dedicated to Meeran Syed Hussain, the 13th century military governor of Taragarh who held the fortress on behalf of the Mughals, but was killed during a Rajput attack. The place seems very commercial to me, which faithfuls obligated to donate something for a prayer. Something more for the faithful than for me.

HAZRAT MEERAN SYED HUSAIN MASHHADI ZAIDI R.A TARAGARH AJMER RAJASTHAN Syed Meeran Husain (R.A.) - Taragard Fort It is a grand fort, located on a steep hill in south of Dargah Sharif, The height of the hill is 800 ft. During the reignof Rai Pithora, it was a famous and a strong fort and was considered it cannot be conquered. But Sultan Shahabuddin Ghauri conquered it without any difficulty and appointed Syed Meeran Husain (R.A.) as the Garrison Commander (Qiledaar). During the reign of Qutubuddin Ebak, Syed Meeran Husain (R.A.) was the Garrison of Taragarh Fort. He also live in the fort. While playing polo in Lahore, Sultan Qutubuddin Ebak fell down from the back of the horse and died. As soon as the news of his death reached Ajmer, the Thakur and Rajput landlords of adjoining areas jointly launched a night atack on Taragarh and entered the fort It was totally dark and the Muslims were sleeping unaware. Most of them were slashed. rest of them were awaken in a panic and started resisting. But they were smaller in number than the powerful enemy. at last they all were martyred. the enemies fled before the break of the day. Meeran Husain Khatak (R.A.) was also martyred in the attack. When the Muslims of the city heard the news of the bloodshed there was a mass mourning. Knowing about the tragedy, Khwaja Gharib nawaz visited the fort with his followers and after the Namaz-e-Janaza, burried the martyres of Taragarh. Presently the ruins of the fort are left, but however everyone visits the Dargah of Hazrat Meeran Husain Khatak (R.A.) to pay the tributes. Hazrat Meeran Husain (R.A.) was a great abstemious saint. He mostly used to be at the service of Gharib Nawaz (R.A.) as a staunch follower. His Urs falls on 17th and 18th Rajab every year. This stone whch is der on d way to taragarh fort. Khawaja gareeb nawaaz ws prayng when the Magician of Prithvi Raj Chauhaan JayPal rolled thr stone from the fort. Khwaja Sahib stoped this rollng rock with two fingers, toe of the hunter and murid's horse blocked the rock with his knee and like a miracle the stone jst stopped there and it is still der for the people to see. On this stone Still you can see the impression of khwaja Sahibs two finger and the horses knee. The giant fort stands guarding the city. It has six gates. The fort also has Miran Saheb ki Dargha who was the governor of the fort and laid down his life in an encounter. It gives a panoramic view of the city situated in Nagpahari of Aravalli ranges, this fort has immense archaeological and historical importance. It is a grand fort, located on a steep hill in south of Dargah Sharif. The height of the hill is 800ft. During the reign of Rai Pithora, it was a famous and strong fort and was considered that it can not be conquered. But Sultan Shahabuddin Ghauri conquered it without any difficulty and appointed Syed Meeran Hussain (R.A.) as the Garrison Commander (Qiledaar). During the reign of Qutubuddin Ebak, Syed Meeran Hussein (R.A.) was the Garrison Commander of Taragarh Fort. He also lived in the fort. While playing polo in Lahore, Sultan Qutubuddin Ebak feel down from the back of the horse and died. As soon as the news of this death reached Ajmer, the Thakur and Rajput landlords of adjoining areas jointly launched a night attack on Taragarh and entered the fort. It was totally dark and the Muslims were sleeping unaware. Most of them were slashed. Rest of them were awaken in a panic and started resisting. But they were smaller in number than the powerful break of the day. Meeran Husain Khunak Sarwar (R.A.) was also martyred in the attack. When the Muslims of the city heard the news of the bloodshed there was a mass mourning knowing about the tragedy, Khwaja Gharib Nawaz visited the fort with his followers and after the Namaz-e-Janaza, burrid the martyrs of Taragarh. Presently the ruins of the fort are left, but however everyone visits the Dargah of Hazrat Meeran Husain Khunak Sarwar (R.A.) to pay the tributes. Hazrat Syed Meeran Husain (R.A.) was a great abstemious saint. He mostly used t

Awesome place located on high hills where we go road and road on the road do visit in winter season. ........