The shrine and surrounding area has been renovated and now kept really clean and is well managed. Very peaceful and beautiful mosque there for offering prayers. Late Umer Sharif has been laid to rest in the shrines compound

Abdullah Shah Ghazi was an eighth-century Muslim mystic and Sufi whose shrine is located in Clifton in Karachi, in Sindh province of Pakistan. His real name was Abdullah al-Ashtar. His father, Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya, was a descendant of Muhammad through his daughter Fatimah

Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi (Arabic: عبد الله شاه غازي, romanized: ʿAbd Allāh Shāh Ghāzī) (c. 720 - c. 768) was a Muslim mystic and Sufi whose shrine is located in Clifton in Karachi, in Sindh province of Pakistan.[2] His real name was Abdullah al-Ashtar. His father, Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya, was a descendant of the Islamic prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fatimah.

The Shrine of Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi is a prominent religious site located in Karachi, Pakistan. It is dedicated to Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi, a revered Sufi saint who is believed to have arrived in the region during the 8th century. Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi, also known as Abdullah Shah Ghazi, was a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. According to historical accounts, he came to Sindh, the southern province of Pakistan, to spread the teachings of Islam and to engage in spiritual practices. He settled in the coastal city of Karachi, then a small fishing village. Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi was known for his piety, wisdom, and miraculous powers. He played a significant role in the conversion of local people to Islam and was highly respected by both Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Legend has it that he used his supernatural abilities to protect the city from natural disasters, such as storms and floods. The shrine dedicated to Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi was built on the hilltop where he is said to have meditated and eventually passed away. Over the centuries, the shrine has been expanded and renovated several times, becoming a significant pilgrimage site for devotees from all over the country. Today, the shrine is visited by thousands of people, especially on Thursdays and Fridays, which are considered auspicious days for seeking blessings. The architecture of the shrine is a blend of traditional Islamic and Mughal styles, featuring a domed structure with intricate tile work and calligraphy. The Shrine of Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi stands as a symbol of spiritual heritage and religious harmony in Karachi, attracting both believers and curious visitors who are interested in experiencing the rich cultural and religious traditions of Pakistan.

The day I arrived in Karachi I went to Abdullah shah ghazi, a very peaceful place. Loved it. The place roots, the love of Holly Prophet into one's heart like you water plants. May Allah bless us.

It is the place I always wanted to visit once before I die, by God’s grace I have been blessed to visit Abd Allah Shah Ghazi number of times. Sarkar carries legacy of Imam Husayn bin Ali (a) through his mother’s side and Imam Hasan bin Ali (a) through his father’s side. This shrine is a great destination for the ones who are lost and looking for Themselves. My late teacher Ustaad Asghar Ali was a great lover of Abd Allah Shah Ghazi, and even today whenever I visit the shrine I smell his fragrance. The shrine is well-managed, however, I did feel a bit sad that there weren’t any books available written on Sarkar, it is even tougher to find someone who can share details about him.

Too crowded place. If you go there with family then make security arrangements for your family. For family visit, better days are from Monday to Thursday.Very Very Net and Clean Environment and Best Atmosphere where you can feel very Comfortable Relaxing

Abdullah Shah Ghazi Tomb situated on a high place and well managed. As a Muslim you should visit and do Fateh khawani. Late comedian Umar sharif also buried near.

"Abdullah Shah Gazi in Karachi is a spiritual haven. The peaceful atmosphere and beautiful shrine make it a perfect place for reflection and tranquility. Seek solace and find inner peace in the presence of this revered saint. A sacred destination that touches the soul."

Very good & spiritual place to visit. You can experience peace of soul, peace of mind, calmness and relaxation here. Very respected saint were buried here. Beggars are annoying and often robbed peoples, attempt theft from peoples. Peoples come from across whole country and from around different parts of world to make their wishes come true. Good place to visit.

Holy Shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi grand son Hazrat Imam Hussain and Imam Hassan.

A Very beautiful place of Islamic history. A noble shrine of Noble person of Allah. Where thousands of people visit as daily bases and Recite fatiha as well.

Spiritual place. I first time visit there. But women should not go to grave. I’m a sunni muslim but dislike women on graves as Bukhari Muslim.

It is the place I always wanted to visit once before I die, by God’s grace I have been blessed to visit Abd Allah Shah Ghazi number of times. Sarkar carries legacy of Imam Husayn bin Ali (a) through his mother’s side and Imam Hasan bin Ali (a) through his father’s side. This shrine is a great destination for the ones who are lost and looking for Themselves. My late teacher Ustaad Asghar Ali was a great lover of Abd Allah Shah Ghazi, and even today whenever I visit the shrine I smell his fragrance. The shrine is well-managed, however, I did feel a bit sad that there weren’t any books available written on Sarkar, it is even tougher to find someone who can share details about him.

There are two versions on who Abdullah Shah Ghazi was. One states that Abdullah Shah Ghazi was Syed Abu Muhammad Abdullah Al Ishtar from the lineage of the Prophet Muhammad from the linage of Hasan Ibne Ali Ibne Abu Talib.[2] He was born in Medina in the year 720 and arrived in Sindh in the year 760 as a merchant and brought with him a large number of horses purchased from Kufa, Iraq. He was given a warm welcome as he belonged to a saadat family, the noblest in Islam. A second version has been given by, Dr. Umar Bin Muhammad Daudpota proposes that the real name of Abdullah Shah was General Abdulla bin Nabhan. Who along with another senior commander, Badil bin Tuhafa, had launched a military expedition against the local ruler, Raja Dahir. The assault was a response to the activities of Raja Dahir, who was seen as encouraging pirates to raid Arab shipping. The war is generally attributed to being triggered by a noble woman who wrote to the then Governor of Basra, Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, that she had been kidnapped. Al Hajjaj then wrote a letter to the Raja Dahir who replied that he did not exercise any control over pirates in his kingdom thereby triggering a military expedition that ensued at Debal, near modern-day Karachi. Later, a second mission was entrusted to a young commander, Muhammad bin Qasim who successfully defeated the Raja and rescued the noble woman and the other Muslim prisoners. While Muhammad bin Qasim pressed on to topple the Raja and conquer, Abdullah Shah continued to live and preach Islam in Sindh. Beside preaching, Abdullah Shah was very fond of hunting. In old times, Sindh had plenty of wildlife like ibex, urial, blue bull, gazelle and deer. In his passion for hunting, Abdullah used to go far from the base and while he had was far enough away he was intercepted by the enemy. Out-numbered, he preferred to fight rather than submitting and it is because of this display of valor he was given the title of "Ghazi" meaning "victorious".

Crown of Karachi. After renovation it has now more manageable space for visitors, aswell as inside cultural and Islamic art tiles are worth watching.

Hazrat Abdullah Shah (Al-Ashtar) Ghazi is a well known waliullah (saint) in Karachi. It's a beautifully designed holy shrine situated in Clifton Area of Karachi. But adjacent mighty tower of Bahria Icon spoils its look. A very tall building photo-bombs the scenery. All classes of people pay visit there. Recently, a famous comedian Umer Sharif was burried in the annexe of the shrine, as per his wish.

Shrine of descendant of Ahl e bait Hazrat Abdullah Shah Gazi. The shrine was exact on the sea water as I have seen some of the photos of black & white era. But now the shrine is far from sea water. The shrine was reconstructed and renovated with construction of Bahria Icon Tower.

The place is too much crowded. You need to stay calm and safe. Take care of your belongings.

The holy shrine is temporarily closed till 15th Sep 21 until further notice due to covid situation. You are all requested to plan your visit after 15th Sep 21. If you want to serve people food(Niaz) you can do so on the service road where you can buy

A spiritual place, really feel peace here.

I visited the Abdullah Shah Ghazi shrine in Karachi today, and it was a truly remarkable experience. The serene atmosphere, the ornate architecture, and the sense of devotion among the pilgrims left a lasting impression on me. It's a place where people from diverse backgrounds come together to pay their respects, and the spiritual energy is palpable. The view of the Arabian Sea from the shrine adds to its beauty. I would highly recommend a visit to this holy place to anyone looking to explore Karachi's rich cultural heritage. And I request all the visitors that if you are able, come here and distribute food among the poor. I also distributed food among the poor today and felt very relieved.

Abdullah Shah Ghazi was an eighth-century Muslim mystic and Sufi whose shrine is located in Clifton in Karachi, in Sindh province of Pakistan. His real name was Abdullah al-Ashtar. His father, Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya, was a descendant of Muhammad through his daughter Fatimah.

Abdullah Shah Ghazi R.A was the great grandson of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) from the linage of Hazrat Hasan Ibne Ali Ibne Abu Talib a.s, making him a syed and ancestors of Imam Aali Maqam a.s. His Shrine is located at Clifton near seaside. The Shrine was initially an iseland surrounded by water but later on sea level got down and now it is far away from seashore.

Loved these type of places to visit.. it's shows how rich our culture is

Abdullah shah baba is the greatest Muslim leader for all Muslim world..

Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi is a revered Sufi saint and warrior who is said to have helped conquer Sindh in the 8th century. His shrine is located in Clifton, Karachi, and is a popular pilgrimage site for Muslims from all over Pakistan. The shrine is a beautiful example of Sindhi architecture, and is decorated with intricate tilework and calligraphy. Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi is said to be a powerful intercessor, and many people visit his shrine to pray for his blessings.

Abdullah Shah Ghazi's mausoleum is near Clifton. The mausoleum of Abdullah Shah Ghazi is of great historical importance, the recent reconstruction of this mausoleum has been done by Bahria Town Karachi and its exterior has also been constructed by them.

Abdullah Shah Ghazi Tomb situated on a high place. As a Muslim you should visit and do Fateh khawani.Peaceful atmosphere and well managed.

I have Come to Shrine Hazrat Syed Abdullah Shah Gazi after 15 years. Earlier, the shrine was very close to the sea, now the sea has gone back about a kilometer. Now the whole system in the shrine is perfect specially car parking and security facilities. It's a peaceful place

If you come to Karachi must visit on the Shrine of Abdullaha Shah Ghazi. I love this place. Spiritually rich place.

Shrine was superb but there administration need update, there is two laws,,,usually urged that all people should put off shoes before going to to stair in shrine area but many and n.more people were free from this rule,so they walked around every time everywhere in shrine surrounding with dirty shoes,,,that dirt messed to all others,, bathroom floor also dirty due to Poole cone with washroom area with shoes,, lack of management and discipline made us worry..around 12:30am shrine area was evacuated from all followers so people from other cities they just slept on the pavements there was no light, women were scared, can't sleep just awoke while night,,,it was really hurting when shrine was not allowed to follower to offered Fajr,Salat,,cause shrine was reopen 7am,,,

View of Abdullah Shah Ghazi shrine from NBP sports complex

Amazing experience, very blessed. Alhamdulillah.

He is one of the descendeds of prophet Muhammad. One of the son of Hazrat Hassan (A S) . Excellent place to visit. One can find peace and spirituality there. Recommend place to visit during stay in karachi

It's Really Beautifull Shrine ... Many Shrines Over There ... Have Proper Parking ... And Neat And Clean Environment

MashaAllah very good place

Near seaview Karachi best place for visit

The Holy Person oF Allah - Abdullah Shah Ghazi's Shrine. A place behind the upholding of Heart of Pakistan-Karachi's.

MashaAllah... A place where feel calm...

Shrine of Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi Karachi. I visited the place last year but the Holly Shrine was closed down due to Covid. The history of the shrine is centuries old and it is the most visited place in Karachi. The People who use to come Karachi all over the country use to visit the shrine. Some Years back it was very near to the Beach but now there are so many buildings, roads and residential houses are there between the shrine and the beach.

The real name of Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi (Rehmat Ullah) is Abdullah al-Ashtar. His father, Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya, was a descendant of our prophet through his daughter Hazrat Fatimah (R.A). He was born in 98 Hijri and passed in 151 hajri. The Shrine is although clean and neat. Seperate pathway for entrance of vehicles and bikes. The parking fees is Rs: 30/ after checking through walk through gates you can enter in Shrine. Shoes/Slippers are not allowed, caretaker will charge Rs: 5 per pair. Inside the tomb few others graves are their which is of other saints. Overall experience is good but everyone should take care of their belongings and childrens.

Love to vist... Owsam place

Very spiritual place to be. Right in the middle of the great city of Karachi. Very safe place as security measures were in place.

Hazri at the Holy Shrine of Hazrat Abdullah Shah Ghazi R.A #Karachi #sultanulqadri

Abdullah Shah Ghazi (Arabic: عبد الله شاه غازي‎) (c. 720) was an eighth-century Muslim mystic and Sufi whose shrine is located in Clifton in Karachi, in Sindh province of Pakistan. His real name was Abdullah al-Ashtar. His father, Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyya, was a descendant of Muhammad through his daughter Fatimah. The tomb is built on a high platform, though the body is kept in a subterranean crypt. The shrine is made of a high, square chamber and a green-and-white striped dome, decorated with Sindhi tilework, flags and buntings. Devotees to the shrine caress the silver railing around the burial place and drape it with garlands of flowers. The shrine is highly regarded and respected by people of all ethnicities and religions. Until the early twentieth century, the shrine was a small hut on top of a sandy hill in Clifton. The shrine was built and expanded by Syed Nadir Ali Shah, a Sufi saint of Qalandariyya Sufi Order and the then custodian of the shrine. The iconic building of the shrine, its stairs, mosque, Langar Khana, Qawwali Hall and pilgrim lodge were built under his supervision. The shrine became a centre of attraction for people belonging to different sects, ethnicities and sections of society. Free meals and the devotional poetry such as Qawwali was the essential features of the shrine. The shrine was always devotionally connected to Nadir Ali Shah's dervish lodge, called Kafi in Sehwan Sharif and for a long time the arrangements of the shrine and langar continued under his supervision. In 1962, the Auqāf department took its administrative control. The twice a day free meal started by Nadir Ali Shah continued under the management of his disciples. In 2011, the shrine was handed over to a Pakistani construction giant, Bahria Town, who renovated the exterior of the shrine.This received a mixed response from the residents of Karachi. The Abdullah Shah Ghazi shrine was attacked in 2010 by militants who detonated two suicide bombs at the shrine, killing 10 and injuring 50

This is one of the big sufi shrine in the world and karachi...