5/5 Muhammad S. 8 months ago on Google
During
our
recent
trip
to
Multan,
Pakistan,
we
had
the
incredible
opportunity
to
visit
two
remarkable
shrines,
the
Shrine
of
Hazrat
Bahauddin
Zikria
Multani
and
the
Shrine
of
Hazrat
Shah
Rukn-e-Alam.
These
sacred
sites
hold
immense
significance
for
both
the
locals
and
people
from
various
parts
of
the
country
who
come
to
pay
their
respects
and
seek
blessings.
Our
journey
began
with
a
visit
to
the
Shrine
of
Hazrat
Bahauddin
Zikria
Multani.
As
we
entered
the
premises,
a
sense
of
tranquility
enveloped
us.
The
beautiful
architecture,
adorned
with
intricate
designs
and
vibrant
colors,
immediately
caught
our
attention.
The
shrine's
grandeur
and
elegance
were
truly
awe-inspiring.
Inside,
we
witnessed
devotees
engaging
in
prayers
and
expressing
their
devotion
to
Hazrat
Bahauddin
Zikria
Multani,
a
renowned
Sufi
saint.
The
atmosphere
was
filled
with
a
profound
sense
of
spirituality,
as
the
rhythmic
recitation
of
religious
verses
resonated
through
the
air.
The
fragrance
of
incense
and
the
soft
glow
of
candles
further
added
to
the
ethereal
ambiance.
We
took
our
time
to
explore
the
intricacies
of
the
shrine,
marveling
at
the
intricate
calligraphy
and
artwork
that
adorned
its
walls
and
ceilings.
The
exquisite
craftsmanship
and
attention
to
detail
were
a
testament
to
the
devotion
and
reverence
held
for
the
saint.
It
was
a
humbling
experience
to
witness
the
unwavering
faith
of
the
pilgrims
who
had
traveled
from
far
and
wide
to
seek
solace
and
guidance
at
this
sacred
site.
Afterward,
we
made
our
way
to
the
Shrine
of
Hazrat
Shah
Rukn-e-Alam,
another
revered
figure
in
the
history
of
Multan.
The
shrine's
architecture,
featuring
a
magnificent
dome
and
minarets,
was
a
sight
to
behold.
The
atmosphere
here
was
no
less
enchanting,
with
the
sound
of
qawwalis
(Sufi
devotional
music)
echoing
throughout
the
complex.
Inside
the
shrine,
we
were
captivated
by
the
tomb
of
Hazrat
Shah
Rukn-e-Alam,
adorned
with
exquisite
tile
work
and
intricate
marble
carvings.
The
vibrant
colors
and
geometric
patterns
added
to
the
visual
splendor
of
the
place.
We
joined
in
the
prayers
and
observed
devotees
making
offerings
and
seeking
blessings.
The
sense
of
unity
and
devotion
among
the
pilgrims
was
truly
inspiring.
Our
visit
to
Multan
wouldn't
have
been
complete
without
exploring
the
Heritage
Museum
at
Qasim
Bagh.
This
museum
is
a
treasure
trove
of
Multan's
rich
cultural
heritage
and
history.
We
were
fascinated
by
the
extensive
collection
of
artifacts,
including
ancient
pottery,
sculptures,
and
intricate
jewelry,
showcasing
the
city's
artistic
traditions
and
craftsmanship.
As
we
strolled
through
the
museum's
exhibits,
we
learned
about
Multan's
significance
as
a
center
of
trade
and
cultural
exchange
throughout
history.
The
museum
provided
a
captivating
insight
into
the
region's
diverse
past,
from
the
Indus
Valley
Civilization
to
the
Mughal
era
and
beyond.
It
was
a
delightful
experience
to
immerse
ourselves
in
the
vibrant
history
and
heritage
of
Multan.
Overall,
our
visit
to
the
shrines
of
Hazrat
Bahauddin
Zikria
Multani
and
Hazrat
Shah
Rukn-e-Alam,
along
with
the
Heritage
Museum
at
Qasim
Bagh,
left
an
indelible
impression
on
us.
The
spiritual
aura,
architectural
splendor,
and
cultural
richness
we
encountered
during
our
trip
were
truly
unforgettable.
We
left
with
a
deep
appreciation
for
the
religious
and
cultural
heritage
of
Multan,
cherishing
the
memories
of
this
extraordinary
journey.