There are Holy Stones placed here, which were gifted by Iran somewhere back in time. The stones has marking of Imam Ali(as) hands, knees and feet. The other stone has marking of lion’s paw. This very well maintained, nice and clean holy place. The care takers are good. However, its located in quite populated area. The car parking is a problem, unless you park somewhere far and come by walk. I would suggest to do the drop off on the gate and the driver park the car nearby.

One of the most historic place in hyderabad. As a religious place, it is respected and visited by everyone who comes to hyderabad. Some valuables and history rich items are encased in glass box for public exhibition. Among these items there are stones which have marking of Imam Ali(as) hands and feet. In the month of muhrram many majlis(congregations) are held here due to which it becomes more crowded than usual. As this place is in middle of city so, parking can be huge problem in the rush hours and month of muhrram.

One of the most historic place in hyderabad. As a religious place, it is respected and visited by everyone who comes to hyderabad. Some valuables and history rich items are encased in glass box for public exhibition. Among these items there are stones which have marking of Imam Ali(as) hands and feet. In the month of muhrram many majlis(congregations) are held here due to which it becomes more crowded than usual. As this place is in middle of city so, parking can be huge problem in the rush hours and month of muhrram.

This Kadamgah is Maula Ali. We went to Hyderabad Kadamgah from Lahore and agreed to go here. It is a very peaceful place. It is currently under construction. Kadamgah is a miraculous place. In the footsteps of Qadam Ghah Mola Ali (a.s) Location (Hyderabad, Sindh Pk) 🇵🇰

Great place but not for entertainment

Qadam Mubarak of Hazrat Moula Ali A.S, (Qadamgah). here are some Holy Stones with Foot & Hand Prints of Hazrat Moula Ali A.S. very peaceful place.

The Qadam Gah has been a bastion of peace even when Hyderabad was reeling from ethnic riots. It is closely located beside the shrine of Hazrat Wahab Shah Jillani, a saint of the Sunni school of thought, which is also frequented by many faithful, who have to use the same narrow lane to reach their sacred destinations but they have never fought over it.Although managements of the two sides differed over the use of the passage, it never led to any unpleasant incident. The Qadam Gah shrine’s construction work has been under way since 2009. Qadam Gah is in fact a 4-5 inch slab of stone, which is believed to be a prayer mat carrying imprints attributed to Hazrat Ali’s forehead, hands, knees and feet in position of prostration.Popular lore has it that the prayer mat is gift from Iran’s Shah, Fatah Shah Kachar, who presented it to an emissary of Talpurs, Syed Sabit Ali Shah in 1805, but Shia researchers like Prof Dr Mirza Imam Ali and Zawar Abdul Sattar Dars differ over which Talpur ruler actually sent his emissary to Iran.Dr Imam in his book Sindh aur Ahl e Bait notes: “Mir Karam Ali Khan Talpur had sent Syed Sabit Ali Shah to Iran with several gifts for his love for Ahl-i-Bait in 1208 AH”.

Holy place of Hyderabad where is The symbol of Ameer ul Momimeen Imam Ali a.s feets,hands and head also the loin marks

Holy mosque and ziraatgaa, for imam Ali's believers, mosque is neat and clean but washrooms usually dirty and smelly, security is good , volunteers are polite with zaireen

Visit first time ❤️ I ve no words Molaa sab ko salamt rkhay, Aameen Video of Masjid and Qadamgah is attached.

Qadamgah Mola ALI(as) a very good religion place

Beautiful place to visit in tge center of Hyderabad.

I go for pray from Mola ali qadam with my friends Khair Muhammad Sadam Hingoro islam and Taj ali it is very peaceful place.

Best place for prayer. And see Mola Ali a.s Hand and foot prints. Very good atmosphere with security

It was a really peaceful and holy place Really relaxing and also beautiful structure

A divine place and piece of history. This clay Janamaz on which Hazrat Ali (A) foot and prints are preserved was gifted to Talpurs by the king of Iran. It was initially kept by the Talpurs under their personal custody but later was gifted to the general public for Ziarat. A historic must visit place in Hyderabad.

There are Holy Stones placed here, which were gifted by Iran somewhere back in time. The stones has marking of Imam Ali(as) hands, knees and feet. and Very Peaceful and Love place in my point of view I invite to my all friends please visit this place

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Best Place for all wishes

It's good to see this place .

A place where you have just inner soul is pured

Paying tribute to all shaheed e karbala All family members of Imam Hussain RA

A narrow passage that leads to historic Qadam Gah Maula Ali looked upon as a symbol of religious harmony in one of the city’s oldest commercial areas off Station Road remains focus of authorities’ attention during 10 days of Muharram when men, women, children and elderly, Shia and non-Shia alike, converge on the place. The Qadam Gah has been a bastion of peace even when Hyderabad was reeling from ethnic riots. It is closely located beside the shrine of Hazrat Wahab Shah Jillani, a saint of the Sunni school of thought, which is also frequented by many faithful, who have to use the same narrow lane to reach their sacred destinations but they have never fought over it. Although managements of the two sides differed over the use of the passage, it never led to any unpleasant incident. The Qadam Gah shrine’s construction work has been under way since 2009. Qadam Gah is in fact a 4-5 inch slab of stone, which is believed to be a prayer mat carrying imprints attributed to Hazrat Ali’s forehead, hands, knees and feet in position of prostration. Popular lore has it that the prayer mat is gift from Iran’s Shah, Fatah Shah Kachar, who presented it to an emissary of Talpurs, Syed Sabit Ali Shah in 1805, but Shia researchers like Prof Dr Mirza Imam Ali and Zawar Abdul Sattar Dars differ over which Talpur ruler actually sent his emissary to Iran. Dr Imam in his book Sindh aur Ahl e Bait notes: “Mir Karam Ali Khan Talpur had sent Syed Sabit Ali Shah to Iran with several gifts for his love for Ahl-i-Bait in 1208 AH”. The gifts included horses, manuscripts of Quran, jewels, swords and decorated small knives. In lieu of these gifts, the book says, Shah-i-Iran presented him that prayer mat purportedly having the imprints of Hazrat Ali (RA). But Dars argues that it was Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur who had sent Sabit Ali Shah. “In fact the period in which Sabit travelled to Iran is the era when Mir Ghulam Ali ruled over Sindh,” says Dars.