Sufi temples

Sufi temples, often referred to as "dargahs" or "shrines," are spiritual sites dedicated to Sufi saints, who are revered in Islamic mysticism for their teachings on love, compassion, and unity with the divine. These temples serve as places of worship, reflection, and community gathering, where followers engage in prayers, music (such as Qawwali), and rituals that promote spiritual connection. Sufism emphasizes the inward search for God, and these temples reflect that journey, offering a serene environment for personal and collective spiritual growth. Visitors often seek blessings and guidance, highlighting the inclusivity of Sufi practices.